Mudflaps! Just not the kind with tacky stuff printed on them. 

Yes, I don’t think even Kraft foods claims it’s Miracle Whip is mayo, just “dressing”. Anyone that calls it mayo is mistaken. 

Saw the picture and thought, how could you be in that seat and not be smiling? Then I watched the video. :)

No more subscriptions for me, thanks, otherwise I’d watch. “The producers of the Top Gear America wanted the show to have conflict” - is it just me or are people getting sick of conflict in every damn “reality” show? Not everybody has to be a dick to be entertaining. 

My ‘84 Dodge Ram Van and my ‘82 Honda Civic with a manual. Had a lot of fun in both. Could do some mean donuts in the van since it was so front heavy, and it floated down the road like a boat. The Civic was just so light and basic that with the manual it felt like a little sportscar. 

I was born in ‘74 and had cereal for breakfast, so no matter the other answers the car is a POS.

This is why I’m not really a fan of anyone. They’re just people.

My son is a super picky eater, and one thing he’ll eat is hamburgers (plain, no pickels, only ketchup and a bun). So we got some Impossible burger patties, which my wife and I thought were great, and gave him one too but didn’t tell him they weren’t beef. He scarfed it down and asked for seconds, he had no idea. 

Thanks! You can keep the Uggs though. ;)

It’s not orange, it’s Pumpkin Spice. 

I heard this morning that there was an earthquake 4 years ago that caused the bridge to crack and drop concrete onto the road, but despite complaints nothing was done. 

I wouldn’t give the credit to Ford or his company, I’d credit the “labor unrest”. Also, like you say, Ford wasn’t the first.

Either Christine or Mad Max’s Pursuit Special, I don’t recall which I loved first. 

I don’t think it’s so much that people in Hollywood won’t work with conservative Christians, but that they don’t want to work with preachy over-opinionated assholes, just like everyone.

Don’t worry, all the current pop culture will seem goofy and inconsequential given enough time, but yeah, it sure seamed like it really mattered at the time. I chock it up as youthful optimism.

I’d say Delorean but like the GNX they were too rare, only ever saw one in the wild, so I’ll go with Camaros. They were everywhere, and stood out more than the Mustangs of the time. If you count boring cars, probably the most iconic would be the Dodge Caravan, it seemed like everyone’s mom had one. 

This is like the meaning of life, it will never be resolved. I say call it what you want, but I do like the “American Taco” defense. Who says a taco is a sandwich?

Isn’t a “roundup” what you do to cattle before the slaughter? Conspiracy theorists may want to waaaay overthink that. 

In my personal heaven there’s an arcade and food court straight out of an ‘80s mall where you become 13 years old again as soon as you walk in the door, you have unlimited quarters, and cash for unlimited hot dogs, Orange Julius’s, and candy. 

Okay, this is a car blog so you really should know that after 1971 all the muscle cars were rendered pathetically under-powered with the new emissions rules. Also, Van Halen formed in 1974, so unless you snagged a demo in Pasadena you likely wouldn’t have heard of them.