+1 to your first point. I was thinking the same thing, but figured I should come down to the comments to confirm before shooting my mouth off.

Unbreakable.

My poor old bike will overheat if I’m sitting in traffic on a sweltering day. The need for lanesplitting in Michigan is real. Well, that and to figure out why the fan isn’t working...

I bought some of these, and they’re alright, but what I’m really looking for are boxer briefs with some spandex in them so they stay in place on my svelte thighs. The Hanes are not quite fitted enough.

I bought some of these, and they’re alright, but what I’m really looking for are boxer briefs with some spandex in…

I’ve always found the rest of the Camry package to be lacking compared to the Accord. The steering alone would push me to Honda and away from any of the Toyotas I’ve driven. I think there’s more to it than a V6 option.

Should have tried offering it with a boxer engine and a Toyota engineered chassis.

How do these guys stay so clean? I swear, if I so much as glance at one of my projects my hands, face, and clothes are instantly covered in a thick layer of black sludge.

I think that we (the regular readers) are all very frustrated by people continuing to vote against their interests or not vote at all. What is the solution though? How do we get these people to wake up and get their heads out of their asses?

Jay is a goddamned hero for setting the record straight. This is possibly the greatest interview ever conducted.

The waivers will go state-by-state, right? Is there any estimations of which states will go for the waivers? Maybe you would be unaffected.

How is an executive order that references “Obamacare” legitimate? That’s not the name of any piece of legislature, its a nickname assigned by opposition to the Affordable Care Act.

That jab was epic. Had to rewind a bunch of times just to marvel in it.

And aren’t they letting the Grand Caravan die after this model is retired?

Same on my little motorcycle. Funny problem to have, because this will be awesome in my DD.

I need to go out and get some decent photos, but this is the 1992 Kawasaki ZXR400 that I just imported to the US from Germany. I fell in love with the 90s styling and sound. As far as I know one of about two in the US.

This car is actually on display in Vienna! Along with the the bloodied uniform that Ferdinand was wearing when he was shot. I thought it was a replica when I first saw it. Totally amazing.

Honest question, are burnouts bad for your rear brakes? Or do the rotors and pads soak up heat so quickly that they don’t really wear that much? Could you end up glazing your rear rotors? I’ve always wondered about this.

As someone interested in driving a Mk VII GTI for a little as possible, what kind of rates have you seen?

I thought your TUV inspections were every 3 years or so and could get quite costly. I could be misunderstanding the process though. I only lived in Germany for a year and didn’t have a car while I was over there (although I did pick up a kickass 1992 Kawasaki ZXR400).

Yeah exactly. I’m from NY too and those inspections are pretty shitty when one of a million things could cause a MIL to light and result in a failed inspection.