Even the car looks like it's having fun!

I believe that's called masturbation.

Hmm, my local dealer had the exact same situation for a while. Are you in PA by any chance?

I see a lot of Chrysler Concorde in the rear glass.

It's like they took an Aztek and said "Okay, now how can we make this UGLIER?"

"But if that's the case, then maybe it follows that the Millennials don't have the cash to maintain their vehicles properly, which is crucial to keeping older cars on the road — something we've hit record levels of lately. "

Maybe he only had liability. I assume that someone who drives a 10 year old Echo might not have the funds to have full coverage.

Also, wrecks in snow are considered under Collision coverage, and if you don't have it, you're screwed (Source: I lost a car that way).

Do basic Echos even have airbags to deploy? I'm assuming it's obvious that they do, but only maybe 2.

Just out of curiosity, what does 1,000 horsepower, and a Daytona body kit get you for top speed in a Challenger?

I was hoping someone would photoshop this and add more lowness.

If I remember correctly, doesn't President Bush (W.) drive his truck around a lot because of his ranch?

WOW! That's impressive!

The late reply doesn't bother me.

They are very similar motors, although the 318 is more similar to a 340 than anything. I don't try to diss the 360 too much, as it is a good motor, but the 318 is just a lot better IMO. Seeing a built 318 makes me scream like a school girl (figuratively) just because of how uncommon it…

NASCAR really is the only answer.

The 318 was WAY more reliable than the 360, and lasted longer (lifetime-wise, the 318 started in the early 60s, the 360 was mid 70s, and stayed around until the early 00's when it and the 360 got phased out simultaneously). Plus, you can build a 318 to have more power than the built 360. Also, the 318 and 340 are…

As a Mopar fan, I'll weigh in with my rankings.

1-340 six pack

Alternately, Neon -> SRT-4 or Focus -> Focus ST/SVT

5.) Cabela's in Nebraska, Kansas and more

There are times where I've literally lived on Sheetz food.

(Pennsylvanian here)

Oh yeah... That definitely needs work.