Hell, yes! That’s why I honestly loved my 1998 Dodge Neon (don’t judge me, it would stick like glue) and my 2007 Miata. It’s not that they were that fast, but they handled so well and especially with the MX5 ... it felt fast. It’s about the feeling, and if you’re ever in Northern Mississippi, check out Cotton Gin Hill…

Yeah, when i read $749 a month in the subhead, I had to refresh my browser. I was sure my html was jacked. Why anyone would think that’s a good idea ...

Man, I hope not or I’ll have change change my VPN.

That was my reaction the first time I saw one. I thought it would be bigger.

I’m going to change the 6 on my WRX to be a “B” for “Hold onto your butts!”

Ignore the man behind the curtain ... uh, the wheel.

Sweeping generalizations are defining character of America these days.

Don’t worry, we won’t depend on you stopping.

I recently rented a Jeep Gladiator in San Antonio (they were out of the sedan I’d ordered). It wasn’t a sports car, but it was fun to drive. Piqued my interest in the Wrangler, but I don’t really like rubber ducks, so no deal.

Yeah, Saturan had some great marketing.

Yes! Kids these days no idea!

It kind of pains me to say this, but I feel for Boeing on this one.

HAHA

I didn’t have an R/T, but I loved my Highline sedan. I had the 6-speed stick shift, and it was a fun car to drive. ... though I’ve been told the windows would rattle around 109 mph. hehe

I hear you, and I think you’re right about people staying away. I loved my 1998 Dodge Neon. That thing stuck like glue (stick shift version would scoot too) taking the curves. It was easy to work on, but everyone had to get the head gasket fix at 90,000 miles or so. I sadly walked away from it, and kind of still…

I’m going to add some anecdotal validity to this point. I have a 2019 Subaru WRX, which has a good mix of touch and physical knobs, but my other vehicle is a basic 1994 Dakota pickup that I love because it’s got a radio and cassette player and very little else. The AC works, but it’s just a very in the moment…

Wait, is that how they’re pricing it? Based on what you’d save from not buying fuel? I mean that’s fine except if they’re still charging $80k for it, then that means you’re giving your fuel savings over to Tesla. How is that a savings if I have to pay it up front to you?

Yeah that’s the real take away. I was trying to explain this to someone recently who was “thinking” about putting premium gas in their run of the mill sedan to make it run “better.” It wasn’t knocking. They just thought if it cost more it was better. They saw 93 as being closer to 100, so the thinking was 93 was…

I once had a very drunk lady try to get into my car in a grocery store parking lot. I walked up behind her and asked if she needed help since that was my car. I could tell she was lit, and I was not about to help her find her car, though she asked me to. I did call the non-emergency number for the police to help her.…