New first-gen Vipers with inline-nine engines are the foreign policy tool America never knew it needed so badly.

I hadn’t thought about that. The only time we track salt into our cars down here is when we visit the beach.

Flood cars are a common problem here in Houston. I’ve learned to look for discolored carpets, electronics that don’t work (radio/seats/locks/etc), but most importantly look under the dash and under the seats. Those parts typically aren’t painted because they never expect to be exposed to the elements and rust easily.…

Also here for the hatch comment.

Same here. Shifting left handed didn’t take any time at all, but to this day I still turn the wipers on the occasional right turn.

It’s on FX and Hulu.

They need to give Colin Robinson and James May a show on Amazon.

I love this show. It’s one of the rare cases when something goes from the big to the small screen and actually gets better. I chalk most of this up to Matt Berry.

Wow, you threw a ton of $11 words in that sentence but I believe I can glean the connotation of your statement through your obliquity.

Yeah, but you would die knowing that you’re wrong :)

I’ve been fighting this same battle with the editors I work with too. If I decide to start leaving commas and semicolons out of the code I write it fails because punctuation has meaning.

“A Stick But No Colors”

I’m just hoping the horns sound is, “LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING, BROTHER!!!”

“But I also love the Lexus grill”

The most underrated movie car isn’t a car at all, it’s a Honda Elite scoot with pop-up headlight. It just doesn’t get any cooler.

Some day Jennifer, some day.

That movie was awesome! Maybe it’s just a nostalgia thing for me but I loved it as a kid.

Also no Holy Grail Jeeps till the new year.

Teslas running on Basic would explain sooo much.