Maybe grab a picture of the Lincoln that wasn’t a completely shit paint blend after the incident with the door and the yellow pole at the bank?

How do they round a square?

Please don’t make me explain hyperbole.

I’m starting to feel like his brain is mush and these are his coherent thoughts.

Feel free to delete this. Here’s data according to the USDA, like I said, the “Greenspan era” home building. 

Same... My home is from 1917 and the first building in my town was 1688. In NJ.

How is this not theft? If I did this to a neighbor and their lawnmower I would be in prison within 3 days.

You don’t think the push in the Greenspan era culminating now in aggressive house-building and suburban sprawl that is worse than prior decades? Houses are bigger than ever, and the average property for new construction creeps ever upwards. We are building and buying our own castles to get away from people and the…

I know which one I would still rather have, but the vehicle people deride as a sticker package for a marketing effort kicks the original’s ass in terms of every form of performance, safety, efficiency, reliability, and anything else related to daily use.

Koenigsegg also used Ford’s modular V8 for their 4.7L in the CC8/R/S/X models.

The concept vehicle was also a parts-bin special thrown together in record time with the rear suspension of a Buick Rendezvous. In production it was a unit modified from the STS and SRX.

Honda was getting left behind with new fuel costs, CO2 tax, and economy in Europe because they lacked a diesel. They were working to develop the i-CTDi, but it wasn’t ready and they couldn’t sit for 3-5 years without a diesel in their lineup, so they contacted GM and specifically Opel-Isuzu to bring the EU certified…

Found Florida Man.

$25k is about $8k too rich for one that is cherry. This one ain’t it.

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I actually came to post a Maniacal Mazda era 3 for the reason of people like Ted Bundy and Richard Ramirez smiling in court and trying to be charming.

Embraer E170, IIRC.

I love the Celica. I just think it was crazy to put option packages together that effectively required you to not see behind you unless you paid the extra $1695 for the Action Package.

This is why I bought mine in flint gray to hide some of that lens visually.

Toyota doesn’t miss often, but the spoiler on the seventh gen Celica takes up almost all of the rearview mirror visibility. That wouldn’t be the worst thing except the sideview mirrors were tiny and the spoiler was effectively a non-optional option for the GT and GT-S cars.