I was going to ask something along the same lines.

C’mon man, drop-top LeBarrons from that time aren’t that bad.

I’m a dude and I think it’s pretty fucking weak for any group of men to get their dicks in a twist over this shit. There’s more important shit to get pissed off about than a movie theater having the brilliant idea to have one, single showing of Wonder Woman just for women.

let me get this straight: after Hipsters fetishized café racers and choppers, they moved on to air-cooled Porsches?

I hate driving through Nevada. All of it.

Actually, in California the FoST, FiST and WRX are more expensive to insure than the new Elantra turbo, the turbo Civics, and the GTI.

Had I not just bought a GTI I would be all over this, but as it stands I really like my GTI.

I’ve got two:

As time wears (AND WEARS) on with this administration, the term “could fuck up a wet dream” springs to mind an awful lot.

I once had sex while watching an old episode of “Simon & Simon”.

It’s funny you mention it, but it was part of why I traded in my 2015 Accord for a used GTI. I honestly felt like the Accord was too big. When I got it in Utah, it was fine for me; I was taking my kids to daycare, running errands to the grocery store, and things like that.

Well damn, I just traded in my Accord for a used GTI over the weekend.

When is the Si going to hit the lots? As much as I’m starting to like the Type-R, I can’t afford the payment on one, and an Si Coupe would be easier on my pocketbook.

this is some straight nightmare fuel.

1978 Camaro- burgundy

I dunno, I always thought revenge was awesome. Probably because I listen to heavy metal.

I have an aunt and uncle in Alabama who had 91 non-turbo, bought new. When they showed up at my house with it, I was in love. I’ve always wanted a z32 300zx. Even in non-turbo form. I just need t-tops and the 5-speed. I would hope that the non-turbos would be an easier car to maintain/restore.

1970 Nova sedan. No power brakes, no power steering, no A/C, but it had hand-crank windows.

The Type R, in red, actually looks kinda neat.

In California I’m meeting more and more Hispanic men that voted for Trump. More and more I’m thinking the election was about gender first, and race was second.