Not sure about the dimensions but a blunted bottom of the steering wheel can help with leg room. 

And keep a running score for everyone?

I think these are old enough to where they were both. 

Please provide a poll to vote on writer submissions. And since places with snow get potholes get something with sidewall. 

I wanted one too man, they are good cars. But they definitely ended up in the worst hands. 

I like these too, I think they are nice looking and were a performance bargain. I was definitely interested in them but went a different path. 

This was very much a model that dickheads preferred. The car has undoubtedly been thrashed, likely smoked in, and frankly I’d be weary of bodily fluids. 

I’ve seen this a few times on the road. Is this an on purpose thing like stance or is it someone’s hacky repair job of something else

While the USPS will no doubt get shit on for the extra cost of going electric, creating a large fleet of electric vehicles like this would actually drive a more wholesale community infrastructure updates making adoption of electric vehicles faster and easier for the public in years to come.

Yea I’m sure it’ll take a dystopian turn but a man can hope

I we have to stand united against car related subscriptions but I’m cautiously optimistic that manufacturers getting into used car sales will give us more fun cars. If they are able to cash in on the “I’ll buy it used at half price” market maybe there will be more incentive to produce more weekend cars like BRZ or MR2…

Love rugby trips but I have been on so many uncomfortable drives. Guys packed like sardines, sometimes un-showered post match, kit bags stuffed between our legs, spitter bottles, beer farts. I miss those days. 

You make good points. Maybe we need small rally organizations and amateur racers to come together and start editing and broadcasting a weekly 30 minute round up of action. I need my fill of skids and jumps while daydreaming that it’s me doing it. 

Hadn’t even thought of that. You are probably right about those rears being worn as all hell. 

Those aren’t mud tires tho, are they? They look like an aggressive looking street tire

To clarify driving like a grandma in this situation is still driving normally and not holding up traffic by any means. I just take it easy on downhill curves and slow down for bridges on I-70 in the mountains because they can get icy and the truck can get squirly. Sadly I don’t have room to keep an extra set of 35…

It doesn’t help that the long wheel base and sheer size give people a sometimes false sense of confidence. My issue now is it’s just no longer practical to keep two sets of wheels. They take up more room than I have to spare at the moment and my jacked up back doesn’t want to lug them around either. Having a winter…