Well, that is enough internet for me today.

Maybe my social network is weird, but I’m struggling to recall a situation where I parked in someone else’s home garage, or even witnessed another visitor do this. In my circles it’s super rare to have a garage space that is not either reserved for a resident car or used as a workshop or storage space.

I heard that setup referred to as the Polish Patio. Not exactly sure why but I grew up in the Buffalo area and there are a lot of Polish folks there.

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I bought a Miata to turn into an Exocet. Now I own a Miata and am looking for a beater Miata to turn into an Exocet. Thats all the red flag you need.

“What’s Something In Your Garage That Might Be A Relationship Red Flag?”

Acknowledging that creating three highly successful companies will make someone filthy rich, is boot licking?

“Elon Musk is now the fourth-richest person in the world. You hate to see it.”

The correct question is why you’re obsessed with their obsession with THEIR chair.

Stop that, your logic doesnt get clicks.

Shitty interior with no visibility, reliability issues on the earlier 3.6s, and 140K for $9.5k.

You want something fun get an Alfa Romeo Stelvio. An engaging SUV, pretty comfy and might last through 100k miles.

The market is in the tank and financing is dirt cheap, don’t dump $35k in cash on a car unless you have a lot more where that came from.

Uh, are you new here? They need a 1948 Chevy Fleetline.

The Vitara/Tracker twins are very capable little trucks with a proper low range + transfer case.  You’d be surprised what they are capable of.  It sucks we don’t have them stateside anymore.

Depends on what you’re doing in the Wrangler. If the Rubicon is the only thing, then yeah, the Wrangler will probably be better.  But if you're doing what the majority of what Wrangler owners do, I'd be willing to bet the Bronco will be just fine.  Honestly, for an independent front suspension, it gets along pretty…

what does Sven have to fear?  Mikael isn’t going to notice it over the aroma of two-stroke exhaust. 

So was this made before the advertising firm lost the opening credits for a movie over the Moose Incident?