edit: nevermind. I misunderstood the BCC.

just wanted to let you know that we were on the way to Taco Tico

Did Ford make these cars without the door moldings or were they removed by the departments after purchase? It would make sense for Ford to not put them on, but if they did that, why deep the ones on the rear doors? Or if they were taken off after purchase, are there warehouses full of them around the country?

If I had a garage to keep it in I’d love to have an old Crown Vic to have as a beater to drive when the weather’s bad, but it always drives me crazy that nobody ever replaces the missing trim pieces on the front doors. I don’t feel like Googling it, but I’m sure that you can get cheap aftermarket trim pieces to stick…

I didn’t really know that pro rally racing existed until last summer but now I’m hooked. With RedBull GRC getting more tv time it’s bound to help the popularity of WRC just because people who like GRC will want more.

You know, I don’t think that I’ve ever even seen a car with a dogleg 1st gear. I’d love to drive one someday.

I don’t know much about off-roading and I didn’t know that hi-lift jacks were recovery tools until I read your comment. I assumed that you needed a jack that big to change a flat tire since the car has so much ground clearance. And I agree on the leather—it looks gorgeous in pictures, but I don’t want it in my car.

Jim Gaffigan is the dad in those commercials, and he’s a hilarious comedian. If you’ve never seen his act, you should go to YouTube and get ready for your stomach to hurt from laughing too much.

Maybe I’m just old-fashioned, but I think that upshifting and downshifting in one direction is weird no matter which way they’re going. If they’re gonna make a fake stick shift, they should at least make it behave like a real stick shift.

The only reason that most luxury cars exist is because people are badge whores. I’d wager that if someone Photoshopped Kia badges on most of Mercedes’ lineup people would laugh at the cars and ask why anyone would build such an ugly thing. But put a luxury badge on a car and most peoples judgment goes out the window.…

What do you mean they’re in the wrong spots? I’ve only driven one car with this kind of transmission, and what I hated about it was that it was always “up” for upshifting and “down” for downshifting, unlike a real manual transmission where 1st is up, 2nd is down, 3rd is up, etc.

You can tell that they’re true Irishmen by how little alcohol is spilled throughout the whole repair.

a massive sack of douche with a giant ego problem.

Much better looking now that they’ve gotten rid of the eye-booger headlights.

“And you need an investment account, like an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) at a brokerage firm to actually purchase the fund.”

I don’t know anything about any of this, but my employer changed or stopped our 401(k) program and I need to roll it over into something else. I’ve heard that index funds are a good way to go and I was thinking of Mutual of America since they sponsor Bill Moyers on PBS, but they weren’t on the Consumer Reports list.…

A helicopter? What was it trying to do? Are there any news stories about it?

I thought that the original was hilarious, but it’s even better backwards!

It is great logic. The people who aren’t using any logic, or using their brains at all, are the pieces of shit who won’t get out of the left lane when people are tailgating them. “OMG, I’m going to lose 30 seconds getting to my destination by driving in the right lane, but I need to teach this speeder a lesson!”

You’re one of those “glass half full” guys, huh?