I wish I’d have known the extent of the alleged “rebuild” that my truck’s engine and transmission saw under the previous owner. I got it (a ’95 Sierra) for $700, so I didn’t bother making too much of a fuss over the complete lack of service records.

How overly complicated and non-available some of the components are. 1989 Thunderbird SC. Bought with a broken harmonic dampener, didn’t notice the missing cooling fan. Got that sorted, and now have a running vehicle that is still leaking coolant from an undetermined place. The adjustable ride control shocks are not…

I wish I took more than 10 minutes to buy my Mini. I would have known

Having your leg amputated by some knob doing donuts with a forklift is “relatively common“? 

“If you’re too fucking stupid...”

this being Canada, they all went to have Timbits and coffee,

I’ll take Obvious Things Are Obvious for $400, Alex.

But is it a coupe?

Glad to see it’s still made from unused bits of CenturyLink Field!

Many participants in the meetings “agreed that it is a question of when, not if, there is a massive cyber security attack targeting” autonomous vehicles 

1st Gear: U.S. Regulators Struggling To Decided If Authorities Should Be Able To Shut Off Self-Driving Cars

Cool! Plus it has 80 less wings than a Civic Type R.

That Granada and Fairmont are abominations.  This is Ford at its lowest moment in history.

Ah, but then we get into the old, “if it doesn’t have a full frame under the body, it’s not an SUV” argument. 

That’s the thing, I’m willing to except middling power/looks for 10-15k in a car I don’t have to service often.

Shit, the mustangs aren't waiting for people to get out of the car anymore. 😲

“We believe speed was a factor, although we are not ruling out inertia and mass.”

Please tell me the Lambo sacrificed itself to keep the Mustang from plowing into a crowd of people.  Otherwise it’s demise was completely in vain.

Don’t drive into a Huracan.