Your link to a “C4 Corvette” is actually a C5

I’ve seen a photo of him gassing up a Lambo in NYC

The Cutlass Supreme was just a Pontiac Grand Prix with a different grille

My first car was an ‘89 Tempo LX. It was... a car. Blue on the outside, blue on the inside.

“six-speed motor from the M5"

Will you knock it off with this crazy shit? What does “on the hard” even mean?

Bicycles are toys for children, not serious means of conveyance

I didn’t vote on this one simply because I wouldn’t buy it at any price. The nearest CNG station is 69 miles from my house, so by the time I drive there and fill it up and drive back home, I’m down to 62 miles of range, not even enough to get back to the filling station.

What’s that got to do with this?

Yeah, my wife has a Master's Degree in nursing and she doesn't make $120k.

What’s California got to do with this? All the striking workers were on the East and Gulf coasts.

Nobody with children should own a pitbull.

Driving the invading Iraqi army out of Kuwait wasn't something positive?

I don't understand picture of the water tower

Dafuq?

I loved my ‘86 Ranger

Eh, my wife had a Caliber when I met her and she ended up driving it for 12 years. It wasn't anything special, but I wouldn't say it was a bad car.

Wasn’t the Dodge Avenger built by Mitsubishi, though?

Why does Tesla tell you to pull into the space if the charging port is on the rear of the car? Wouldn't it make more sense to back in?

There are 3000 vehicles, so each of these service centers will have maybe 100 potential customers, and that number will shrink every year as the vehicles are wrecked or scrapped? That doesn’t seem economically feasible.