It looks like Changli is now using a Torchinsky quote on their homepage!

Infiniti stonks 📉

GM already has my wrath for the convenience feature of SHINING THE GODDAMNED REVERSE LAMP AS “EXIT” LIGHTING, so when you’re in a parking garage looking for a space and see reverse lights, YOU NOW HAVE TO LOOK TO SEE IF THERE’S EVEN SOMEONE IN THE BLOODY DRIVER’S SEAT

Nissan is going with the orange-bulb-in-a-clear-space method of turn signals from all appearances, so they’re safe from your wrath. It’s a pretty common way of handling it, because designers don’t like orange but people typically like orange signals.

Also, pet peeve:

My wife says the same thing about me.

You’d have to buy one of these first and that’ll set you back no less than $10K and then you’d have to buy the kit and install or pay to install it. I guarantee you even a self install will cost you another $10K. Normally I’m leary of these cars too but the two together here is selling for much less than the cost to…

I had to scroll wayyyyy too far down to find this...

Good luck finding the BXD20 (civilian version) but the BXD10's are already here.

For a US inline-6, I’d pick the Ford truck 6. No timing belt or chains, uses gears! Used in UPS trucks, vans, agricultural & industrial applications, plane tugs, pumps, and all kinds of brutal service scenarios. In a truck, you won’t get anywhere fast, but you will get there.

The Honda F20C did 120hp/litre. Sorry BMW.

Mazda 13B

2JZ gang gonna come out of the woodwork any minute now.

Honda’s B16B, B18C, F20C, K20A

Medium-duty crew cab trucks also tend to use the front doors as rear doors

Nope, perfectly fine. May cause rust spots, searching for unobtainable transmission parts, fitment issues with shoddy knockoff replacement parts, grease under fingernails and a smaller bank account. Mileage may vary.

1934 CX Airflow. Sigh. Autocorrect strikes again.

All I could find was 1934 Chrysler CD Airflow that used front doors off another car.

Jason, Jason, Jason, How could you forget the incredibly popular Zündapp Janus? I believe that had pretty much the same door front and rear door, or at-least the same basic shell.

Tape the side of the bridge.