So, hilarious story here that SO enforces your point. In the interests of things, I will be keeping this rather anonymous.

So would that technically make it the world’s largest Etch-A-Sketch?

My V6 with a stick Accord has a mild cold air intake on it. I never bought for the “extra power, yo”. I bought it for the sound.

“For all their willingness to bathe your face in the sickly yellow glow of a check engine light, early and mid-2000s VWs consistently had some of the best-feeling interiors of any carmaker. Materials felt substantial and well-chosen, switchgear was satisfying to use, and everything just seemed to be of a slightly…

I have a recipe for a sauce that I use when I make ratatouille. My sister wanted it. So this is how I do my recipes now.

Too much forced chemistry. Fichtner is the best thing so far. I’ll give it the standard 3 episodes and evaluate.

Kept getting pulled over. Wasn’t until I turned the color selector all the way to honky that it stopped.

Motherfrakking winner here!!!

Seriously. Go get it. The show is a slow burn, but I can forgive it on the merit that they really are trying to cram as much from the book as possible.

Seriously. Go get it. The show is a slow burn, but I can forgive it on the merit that they really are trying to cram…

Yes. So have I.

You’d be surprised to see how many manufacturers use those type of fixes. As a veteran of numerous years with Asian makes, this type of fix is more common than you would think. But it works.

For as much crap as they get about their nose, the UA9 (4th gen SH-AWD) is a wonderful driver.

Even watching videos of divers repairing props underwater will cause the hairs on my neck to stand. I’ll also inadvertently be holding my breath. Yeah, a few tilt boogie phobia.

To absolute hell with that. I am not genuinely scared of much, but the thought of being in close proximity to those screws terrifies me. Like, actual skipping heart terrifying.

I already have a Honda-made sport sedan with three pedals and a hideous front end. Might as well get her an ugly sister to bond with.

97 still had dummy keys (no transponder).

Yeah, I learned. I was pretty dumb when I was younger.

To be fair, I had just found out about the pumping gas deal. I asked a guy if you were expected to tip. His response was since the fuel was cheaper here, then yes. I thought it was a big old crock after thinking about it.

*sigh* T-bird with independent rear axles, do it yourself gearbox, and forced induction V6. The early 90's did it right with what they had to work with. That was actually a very fun car to drive.