Sergio; the secret to getting Fancy Kristen to buy anything is to charge twice as much as it’s worth.

Above-ground abodes: so overrated.

#101,325, here. Also, my deposit check bounced. Hard.

Another big factor is uncertainty. Development is riddled with ideas that get killed at various stages of development. If you talk about those ideas, you’ll only make the final product look worse by comparison.

Bummer.

Speaking strictly as a guy who does computer security for a living, this is horrible advice... Don’t do this.

There’s a whole universe of “commercial” vans that people tend to overlook. They’re not sexy, but you can get a ton of car for your money.

Woot! Go Subaru!

Perhaps he would have a better experience with the cars if he kept up with the regular maintenance and, you know, quit setting them on fire.

On the flip side is cars that try to hide the functional vents, like the Dodge Challenger. I can’t remember which car it was, but there was another that turned the entire seam under the hood into a giant air-catch.

My reflex is “all fake grill bad!”, but then I’ll see something where an actual asymmetrical vent is given a matching twin. I guess that’s OK.

...sub-brands like the M Division, Mercedes-AMG and Audi Sport.

I really want to be the guy who’s totally cool with other people doing their own thing with their own cars, but the stancing/camber thing makes it super challenging.

He’d be walking faster if it had a stripe on it.

When gramma was dying, dad and I flew out to see her with plans to come back by car the next day.

I assumed this was a commercial for a new perfume called White Mustang.