I certainly hope it’s designed as “cocainey” as the original, because that’s what made it as epically memorable as it is.

Yup. Our dog knows the cheese drawer.

I’d rather people just stop treating someone’s decision to get an automatic as “unmanly” or “lame”.

“No, no, that’s just a common word used in South Africa, it doesn’t mean anything.”

Owner, filing an insurance claim: “I’m not sure what happened, I think there was a flash flood or something.”

And then blame someone else (like the “communist”, “dictator” governor, according to them) for the consequences of their own actions.

Definitely the ‘64 Polara others have mentioned. With the side trim removed, you see the scallop in the exact position it’s seen without trim in the image, and the very sharp ridge on top of the fender that goes all the way back is another indicator.

I guess Stellantis is as surprised as anybody that it’s doing well.

They still make the NSX?

Who knows, it’s kind of difficult to understand them while they’re busy deepthroating said boot.

No, I would say I am not.

My keyboard is a black Dell PS/2 keyboard from the Dell Inspiron 4550 I had many years back. It’s ancient, but it still works great, and I am very used to how it is setup, so there is zero reason to upgrade.

My brother and I drove 90 minutes to go test drive an ‘18 Regal GS he was interested in buying on Saturday, and they’re delivering the car to his house today.

Not a typically used feature per se, but on ‘00-07 Focuses, the power lock fuse is on the back of the fuse panel.

I guess this is one of those instances where you really want to pay for the real deal, brand name item.

They weren’t going to, but they sure as hell have now.

It’s Eric Shilling, he has to constantly complain about GM.

I can’t even fathom just having that cash laying around to spend on a house that already costs too much...and then paying more than that on top of it.

I’ve been wondering exactly this. Bidding wars are insane right now...you could end up paying $50k over the value of the house...do some people do that and then attempt to knock the seller down when the house appraises lower, hoping the buyer will just give in because they have a buyer and don’t have to worry about…

I mean, they customer generally is wrong...but why would a company not produce what they incorrectly want to buy?