I hate to be *that guy,* but all I can see in the front is squinty Blazer/Trailblazer/Chevy face. It’s just not doing it for me.

Interesting — guess they’ll just have to keep his resume on file!

Guess he’ll go back to a desk job.

Came here for this, was not disappointed.

I was born in Texas but moved away when I was 2. I’ve been wondering for several years now what will happen when they secede — will I have dual-citizenship? Will I have to choose? Will I get two passports so I can decide which one to travel on based on where I’m going? Will I need a US Visa to stay here in North…

After the first bulletpoint I knew where this was headed...

Have you tried just putting the plenum in the dishwasher to get those last gasket pieces off?

BY YOUR COMMAND.

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude!

Yes!  I’m glad I’m not the only one.  I don’t know how I survived before IMDB.

You’ve basically highlighted why I’m scared to buy one of my own, primarily finding/fixing the rarest of parts. Especially the LCD screens which have been overtaken by the black monster.

Here was my road test 25 years ago in beautiful Canton, Georgia.

Bond villain, hands down. I mean, he’s perfect for it. Then again, I’m years behind on viewing the Batman films, so what do I know?

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Oh, THAT Henny Youngman!

Mopar likes to put Easter eggs in their screenshots. So...

How does one dragon an electric car?

Why thank you...inspired by the badge that sat on top of the intake manifold of my old 1985 Park Avenue. The one with the non-turbocharged, 125-on-a-good-day-horsepower 231 cubic inch V-6. Why the Buick Turbo badge was slapped on there I’ll never know.

Sony: Our proprietary standard is so much better that it by default has to be the way of the future, and we won’t license it to anyone.

And everyone says no Cadillac concepts ever make it to production!

Something something C8.