My 2014 Challenger SRT is my family vehicle.
A family vehicle is whatever you make it, I cannot stand people that just lump into the beige mobile group because they think they need a branded family car. Hell I grew up in the back seat of an 1985 Jetta Diesel family car, my Challenger is damn near cavernous in…

Yo dawg, I heard you like stadia...

The 305 gets a lot of flak, but it can be modded into a pretty potent mill. Folks have to remember that the 305 was originally designed to be an economical V8, so stock engines are not high hp makers. With the right pistons, heads, cam, intake and exhaust, it can be surprisingly powerful.

It was putting down 358hp before the N2O was added.

While I prefer the one you linked this one is definitely more valuable. 100k fewer miles, original engine, 5-speed, and T-tops make this one collectible.

I’m pretty sure the entire market is hippies who sold out and are now trying to relive their youth.

I’m not taking offense, but I do disagree. I’d love if you could convince me.
Let’s say I sell them my car. Now I’ve got a little money, and I need a car. What car should I buy with that money?
I’ve been asking myself this question a lot lately. I’ve been to just about every dealership in town in the last couple weeks…

So what you’re saying is that flow batteries run on Brawndo?

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stay american canada.

Yeah, I can’t seem to get anything to work today either. XJS kinda day.

Yes, 90% of the time it’s empty, but if it didn’t work as a truck for the 10% I needed it to, what would be the point of buying it in the first place?

For the future, the drivers side fender on the trailer folds down.

One mod that works for fuel efficiency is raising the rear of your car up. Since you are always going downhill, less fuel is needed.

Check forums for your vehicle make/model. There is a lot of free software out there that can help. Most of it works best with a USB to OBDII cable though.

Well, thankfully Radio Shack is closing down. Problem solved.

In a more legal/applicable scenario, maybe this would make sense when some road rage psychopath is after you and yours...

I loved this game! I taught myself how to drive stick on it.....and I still can't drive stick, so there must be a connection there...

While The Word was not original as the other segments, I think it usually had the most biting humor of anything Colbert did. The screen graphics usually delivered dark punchlines that were perfect compliments to what Colbert was saying in the segment. That segment often had the best writing on the show.

Wide tires...summer rubber...RWD...maybe not a "nightmare" per se, but not the best car for winter driving.