The Beretta is effing fantastic, how they tunneled it for RWD had to be a massive undertaking. 

I have eclectic music tastes all over the board, my Wife even sings in a local indie rock band, so to pin down an artist or genre would be way too difficult.
Summer stuff has to be upbeat or laid back, winter stuff darker and more depressing.
So Radiohead, basically. 

I love the wheels on this thing, they are perfect for the period. 

“OW Goddammit get the rags!! I cut myself on the damn truck again, yes the same arm...”

I do this same experiment every weekend on iRacing, with similar results. The results mean time to quit!

Wife and I just found it, and yes it is.

My last two major ones were extremely solid, lucky, informed, a combination of those. I got my first gen Montero over a decade ago with my tax returns for $1,600. It needed some work, had 220k miles, but ran, had the V6, manual, and was the 2 door. It drove through 300k miles like a champ with some work.
The next was…

I have enough expensive hobbies as is. I am going to have to stick to doing it 1:1 scale. 

I averaged 22-24 with the manual driving pretty conservatively in the mountains. It was actually a really decent first car back in 1998-99.

I had the ‘89 GT with a 5 speed manual, it has the 2.8 MPFI v6 that wasn’t horrible at all, I ended up getting decent 20s in MPG and having more than enough FWD power to not feel like a chump on I-70 climbs.
It wasn’t a pony car, and was FWD based, but handled just fine and had decent driving characteristics…

I can’t argue with #1, but 30 Rock is too low, among a few other minor quibbles like Venture Brothers not being rated higher but I get that it isn’t really as popular.

I missed the ask, Oh My God Road/Virginia Canyon in Colorado is also a fun jaunt, from Idaho Springs to Central City.

AWD Astro Vans are almost always awesome. 

Black Bear Pass isn’t reccommended for amateurs when it is open, it is a fairly challenging 4x4 trail according to the trusty Funtreks. I still direly need to get to the Telluride region for some 4wheeling while the Montero is still stout and capable. 

Musk finally got called out by someone on equal footing for the absolute clown he is, I just severely dislike all parties involved.

That is precisely what I did mid pandemic before prices got stupid for under 20k. 

I put in $24-26k for price range, manual transmission, hatchback, wagon, coupe or sedan for body, and this Isuzu Impulse came in at a perfect @24,500 amid a sea of Mazda 3s and Subaru Flat Brims. LOOK AT THOSE DASH CONTROLS! I think the rims are also fantastic.

I’m disappointed in myself that I understood all of this.

The SWB 70 series is extremely awesome and I want one. 

All the prophecies have some sort of plague, boiling oceans, etc.