What is this, a failed American remake of “C’etait un rendez-vous”? Nowhere near as exciting as the original film....

Almost as predictable as Eddie Cheever’s car breaking down every race!

I dunno, I once had a MOOSE on a stage at a rally in Canada....

Thanks for your “service”. Don’t let the door hit you on your way out!

Used to work with a guy named Dick. The corporate net-nanny didn’t like it, so we started referring to him in our emails as “D*ck”. Once, I was looking for a replacement joystick for a machine, but once again the net-nanny thought I was looking for porn....

These are “Level 2" chargers, which mean that you need to charge for just about as much time as you spend driving, and ones like what you can have installed at home for about $1000. Level 3 chargers are the fast ones (giving you about 2 hours driving recharge in about 1 hour, some better), and THOSE are the ones that…

In Canada, they seem to combine Harvey’s and Swiss Chalets together....

I think the last time I saw a Concord was about 25 years ago, when I was still driving TT’s for a living. One day, I was hauling a load westbound on I80 through the PA mountains, when I passed a Concord broken down on the shoulder. Three days later when I passed by that same location, the Concord was STILL there!…

Yes, I always thought old Saturns looked ‘cross-eyed’. BTW, have you seen the new Ford pickup headlights? Even on low beam, it looks like the high-beams are on. Who was the IDIOT that designed THAT system? Extra bulbs on means high-beams on, despite what ford pickups or those silly headlights on Acuras say!

Not only that, but having the amber lights closer to the edge means that a car that is staggered in the next lane is more likely to see that you are signalling (assuming that you don’t have either a light on your mirror or on your front fender). But, logic never seems to mean much in automotive design...

Yes, it reminds me of Darth Vader’s helmet..

Around here, in manufacturing locally there are quite a few employers who will terminate you immediately upon giving notice. So, the last time I changed jobs, I very quietly cleared out my things a bit at a time over my last week, and left my resignation letter on the owners desk as I left on Friday. Quid pro quo...

As a gay man who used to race in Pro Rally here and in Canada, we were the oddballs of the racing community anyway. I know of at least one other gay male (and one I suspect was...), and at least a couple lesbians who were competing at the same time some 30 years ago. Where this issue is really important is in…

Considering that the person who posted the response on the webpage seems to barely be literate, I’m not surprised that communication is a problem...

To enable VEHICLES to drive off.

OK, Curtis Interruptus, your request is way off-base, and a bit “clueless entitled douche” as well. Why should they hold this article? Because of some traffic accident that involved Army personnel? This article is about boats and the Navy, and is historical in nature. Request denied. Go away.

Nah, the 308 is probably the single most common Ferrari model, and at 60k, this one is due for a full engine-out service. Also, have you ever adjusted a Weber carb? Have you ever balanced 2 of them? This thing has 4. And, yes, a V-6 Accord would smoke this car in a drag race (assuming those 4 carbs are properly…

You know, you’d think that if you are running a story about Amtrak sleepers, you could find a stock photo of one instead of showing a pic of some antique Pullman cars.........

Soooo, what does the woman at top do with the small dog? Hold it with a leash, and break a couple of the dog’s feet? Carry it in a backpack, and have it barf all over her? Really, this is the STUPIDEST millennial idea yet!

The GLH turbo was even better. The GLH turbo I used to rally was better still, thanks to a ‘skunkworks’ engine computer Doug Sheppard gave to the original owner. I still have no idea how much boost it had, but I needed to run racing fuel in the thing...