Golf Claps

I owned a 2007 Subaru WRX for nine years.

From Autoblog: On set, Fry was driving a pretty wide array of automobiles, too, including the film’s clear hero car, a 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX. As is the case with movies, that car isn’t quite what it seems. In fact, it’s actually a few cars. Fry told us that each of the Subarus for the film was tweaked in different…

sorry, I cant hear you over the rattle of your interior, BAHAHAHA

Yes! Always shift SMG manually, but if you do so it’s great imo. It’s more engaging than a modern dual clutch. Way more drama, more like you’re actually shifting yourself instead of a computer doing it.

I guess when it was new it made more sense, but now that their used prices are similar it would be hard for me to take an Evo over a BMW M3/M5.

Agreed, the stock shifter isn’t great. But once you throw on a good short shifter it transforms the manual into a beast.

Jesus Joggers and Hippie Floggers

I have stopped for Tim Hortons in the birthplace of the Puffalumps: East Aurora, NY.

Like any workplace—and this is a workplace—folks come and go from time to time. I can say that almost all the folks I’ve worked with here have been supremely cool, talented people. Doug’s a good man and he’s been doing awesome at Autotrader. He’s welcome back here anytime.

we should start calling his fans Musketeers

Taxis charge higher fares and they do not have a giant corporate infractructure to support.

I worked in a good part of town, and kitty corner to where I was a woman went out one cold morning and started her car, this is prior to remote starters. Someone stole the car, she reported it stolen, the police came by wrote a report, said it was likely that the car would be found a few blocks away as this was a…

Thieves aren’t known for respecting unwritten rules. Or written ones, for that matter. You know, like the don’t take shit you don’t own rule.

My father-in-law had his F150 stolen out of his driveway while he was warming it up. This wasn’t in MI but small-town Southern IN and in a really nice neighborhood. The best part is, it was his business vehicle with his name and phone number on the side in giant gold flake lettering. Later that day he gets a call…

thieves dont like the cold

Buy a manual, no thief will be able to jack your ride.

From what I’ve heard, all of Detroit is the worst part of town.

I once moved a co-workers car from one side of the building to the other (KFC restaurant). She freaked out. It was hilarious.

Even the thieves dont want to sit in a car that hasn’t been warmed up yet.