If you look under the front seats of many cars they have this air vent. The fact that it’s SO visible is either poor design or the front seat is really pushed forward. Meaning that in “normal” position there is very little rear seat leg room.

Torch said a Chrysler version of the Mustang but I'm seeing a Mustang crossed with an E21 BMW and I like what I see. 

I graduated from CU in the early 90's and recognized those doors immediately. Lived on the other side of the highway so I only got there occasionally though.

The Dark Horse!  Yummy burgers, at least last time I was there which was long ago.

You must mean the most important vehicle in the Back to the Future franchise. The producers spent three entire films of a movie franchise focusing on a time travelling Delorean, and totally missed the star of the show.

1967 Camaro in Better Off Dead

The Volga taxi from the Bourne Supremacy. 14-speed gear shifts in F&F got nothing on the number of licks this sumbich took while still maintaining forward momentum. And it beat a G-wagen. Solid work.

Totally agree with you, too. I think in the case of my home, my wife and daughter place cups, bowls, ramekins, etc. in a position that when the water hits them, they topple over on their sides. This is especially true of washable water bottles. I always end up checking it before I start it anyway.

they help with wiring in the fenders and doors.

You are absolutely correct! Admittedly, I still lay glasses down in the dishwasher, then get all surprised when they’re still dirty. I’m pretty sure my significant other is facepalming as I type this.

In 1987 my family moved into a new house and we got a dishwasher. It became My Job to load and unload it every day. When I would have late football practice or my band played somewhere mom or dad would do it and it was always WRONG WRONG WRONG. Dad would always put the lightweight plastic cups on the bottom where they…

exactly.  Gridlock is what happens when folks “block the box”.

It’s worth noting that it does happen sometimes when there’s gridlock on a freeway

Tesla fanboys:

I don’t agree with Elon on much, but I do on this point. The federal government shouldn’t be funneling money to unions. Incentives shouldn’t be politicized. EV incentives should focus on EVs. Reasonable restrictions would be requiring it be for cars under a certain cost, or cars that get a certain range, or even cars…

David Tracy, sleeping in a van down by the river.

Also, is there a auto brand out there with a name that is more fun to say than “Donkervoort?” 

A little-known secret to pricing builds like this is that a fair price is arrived at by adding up everything you spent and then tacking on a 20% profit.