This should be called the Hissy Fit

“Extraordinaire” is an adjective, not a noun.

$2,900 for a neat car with terminal cancer? CP!

$3K is a bit much for a rusty car, no matter how interesting it might be. CP

I wonder if there’s an alternate universe where BMW owners use their turn signals.

All I know is that my gut says maybe.

Unfortunately that’s most likely the exact situation.

CEO and other exec’s don’t get their bonus?

You know things have really gone to shit when even the Neutral President is outraged.

They’ve already acknowledged this sort of problem with aircraft, which can basically fly themselves these days. The problem is you cannot realistically expect a human being to sit there doing absolutely nothing for hours on end, just watching for the moment when the autopilot screws up. You either give people an…

I think the alloy under the aero cover looks fantastic! Best of both worlds that you can slap on the aero cover for road trips and leave them off for normal driving.

As this ‘86 Grand Wagoneer in a wrecking yard demonstrates, neither Kaiser-Jeep nor American Motors ever made any changes to the actual sheet metal. That Rhino/Tombstone grille was there behind the modern fascia all the way to the end.

All of those grills are hot-swappable. AMC never changed the hood or the screw holes. They are like the Swatch Bands of grills.

“Abandoned-in-place” is waht we used to call that. Kaiser didn’t have the time or money to remove it, so an icon was born.

I don’t know, I saw a BMW with working turn signals the other day.

“Right back here, Officer. In this pocket.”

If a new Beetle emerged at some point as a low-cost, spartanly-equipped EV at some point, it would make total sense. Just put the motor and batteries in the back. ;)

Because they’re forward looking designs.

It’s actually pretty cool looking IMO, fight me.

Juuling. Congratulations teens, you now have an addiction. Take it from me, you don’t want this monkey on your back, because it never completely leaves. Ever. 30 years later and it’s still with me. It never leaves completely, you only learn to manage it after gut-wrenching hard emotional work, gallons of tears, and…