I had a Land Rover disco 2 with a driver side window that eventually gave up. I never eat fast food, but the minute you lose that ability to use the window really changes your opinion of the car. You don’t notice all the issues until it’s gone. It’s less about chicken nuggets and car washes, and more about the hassle…

Oh my god people, shut up. It’s the plot line for lethal weapon. Please, go educate yourselves. It’s on Netflix.

Ze-ro, two syllables. Oh, one syllable. Lazy English trumps all.

That movie rocks.

I’m just here for the picture that slides back and forth on the interiors. That’s pretty frickin sweet. The rest of the article was good too, I guess...

In accordance with light switches... What about the kind where touching the base turns it on? Had one once that had a metallic base that when you touched it the lamp came on. Different dim levels as you tapped. Super cool. Just sayin’.

Ha! Easy. This sucker for... $28K? Heeey, that’s not bad for an old Targa. Anyone wanna go to Atlanta?

You must be close.

Didn’t take long.

FSAE Brake test 101-

Why did Hitler help create the Volkswagen if the E30 is such a more vicious character? Riddle me THIS Batman! AHHH. I’m still angry. Also my father called my e30 the “Camry of german cars”, and this was still a more painful experience.

Plagiarism! Ford should sue. Personally I’m glad someone else saw the resemblance. Still remember arguing with my dad as to why James Bond had a mustang.

Alright Raphie. Can I call you that? Never mind, I don’t care, I’m saying it anyway. I want you to look at something.

Everyday I get a little older. And everyday I learn a little more. And I’m content knowing that. But once in a while, I find a solution to a problem I didn’t know existed, and my poor brain flambés. Like that one time I found out cars had rain gutters.

I read that 13 times, and then got it. Well played.