I believe this Yacht Rock Mustang.

I’m just waiting for DodgeChargerFan1969.

I may only buy small cars. But I do like what were once normal-sized pick ups. Love the truck, but not for $19k.

So, I live in Massachusetts.

A friend who I worked over 30 years ago bought a new car every year drove it for a year and traded it in for a new car.

I voted NP for some reason.

No. You’re good.

How bad at math do you have to be to realize that:

I don’t get it. I’m gay. And there’s nothing more repulsive than imagining the two of them hitting it high and hard on each other.

I remember years ago watching a documentary on motorcycles. A BMW engineer was explaining how that engine noise is a byproduct of inefficiency. And that why BMW’s bike were quieter than say, a Harley.

Yes, remember not too long ago when black-grey plastic cladding was indicative of the cheap model. At least when Pontiac did it (or anyone else) the body cladding matched the paint.

I got to admit, I think it’s stupid, but they do make heart go pitter-patter a little.

My Subaru has that manual shifting thingy. I’ve used it a few times to experiment with. Like downshifting in curve on country roads. But I just leave it off and my drive mode is [I] Intelligent. I don’t even use the [S] sport setting.

You know I’d really like to hear the full story of how Eugene sold his wife’s economical car for a rusted out E30.

When my dad’s Super Beetle reached mid-life and needed work at the local VW dealership, I’d come along. I’d take all the brochures: Dasher, Scirocco and Rabbit.

Yes.

It was not even his house.

I am a space nerd and own a Subaru. Love the emblem.

I always think of a railroad spike or a thumbtack TBH.

I am old enough to remember those vehicles being on the road. In fact, a high school friend of mine had a white Dodge Demon for a hot minute in the mid 1980s.