So what kind of reactions do you get when you take that car to a drive thru lane?

Or set your odometer to 900,000 miles and get written up in every magazine!

You’d think that with that kind of volume someone could make some money loading them on a freighter and hauling them over to the US for auction.

I’ll make sure to have a bulldozer drop heavy, pointy chunks of concrete into the bed on a daily basis.

Denali drivers rarely damage the bed of their trucks...

I can’t wait to haphazardly chuck my large, pointy toolboxes into this thing

Oh GM, your stupid “aluminum will dent and tear” ads are going to bite you in the ass now. If you thought aluminum was weak, you are going to be eating crow with carbon fiber.

First thought as an adjuster: “Christ, and here I thought the aluminum F150's were expensive to repair”

Popular opinion: The 124 looks way better than the slant eye Miata.

Happy to help!

I have an ‘84 and this is exactly what you are supposed to do, per the owner’s manual.

Try locking the door (depressing the lever or flipping the switch), but holding the door handle “open” while you close the door.

Hmm... this would’ve made the DeLorean the perfect donor vehicle for a sci-fi flying car since you could replace the frame with some sort of rig attached to a hydraulic arm for practical visual fx.

You are the person I loath at car shows.

That, is cool

Most Ford’s in later years that have an oil pressure gauge don’t actually show the oil pressure. They are basically oil pressure lights designed as a gauge.

Pretty much. Some Expedition in another dimensions has some serious rattles.

So in another dimension, screws are just disappearing and heater cores are just falling out all over the place?

Signs that do not give cardinal directions piss me off to no end. I could really care less what city is in that direction, all I need to know is am I going to be traveling North or South once I get on the highway via this exit.