Just sold my ‘73 a few months ago.

Maybe you need to ask for a 4-car garage?

Hell, there’s an old guy in my neck of the woods who drives a clapped out Austin Healey 100/6 that he bought new when he was just out of high school. He’s what we like to call local color.

After all these years, does it still require ridiculously expensive transmission fluid changes like it did 10 years ago?

Just out of curiosity, what wasn’t right about it?

Probably inspection and emissions testing as well, Florida has neither.

I feel like this is what would happen if Donald Trump Jr. owned a pickup truck.

$40K for a 10 year old truck that’s been personalized to someone else’s taste? Yeah, I’ll jump right on that. CP

I see your funny Jeep and raise you a funny F-350.

The “Rollin’ Coal” industry doesn’t have a giant political lobbying firm like the gun industry does (NRA) that pushed for and had a law passed that specifically says the manufacturer’s can’t be sued.

There’s a remarkable 200K on the clock and a clear title in the glovebox.

Why are we so quick to forget that there are already thousands of Town Car “station wagons” already on the road?

Either that is a very small man in the pictures or the Z4 has become a very big car.

Tovarish did a VinWiki episode about the time he rented one for a road trip... apparently it’s a terrible car and even worse for a road trip.

Sometimes I think people select NP because they like to mess with the rest of us. These are the same people that vote for politicians based on their desire to see the entire world burn.

The GM W-Body platform (Pontiac Grand Prix, Buick Regal, Oldsmobile... ummm.. WhateverItWasCalled). Just imagine the 3800 Series II Supercharged motor going through a RWD platform. You could almost live with the cheap plastic interiors... Man, I still miss my Regal GS more than any car I’ve ever owned.

Same, I love my Volt!

2nd gen, yes. 1st gen, no.

Make sure you get lots of pictures of the resulting fire. Car chargers should never be on an extension cord that long.

Also like Kristen, I’m also not ready to have this as my only car, and not just for charging and range reasons. I’d miss engine noise, shifting gears myself and all the other irrational things I love about internal combustion cars.