Even worse is when 50% of those are in the description as “Manual Automatic”.

Cost.

in dfw, its because unless you have lived in the same place for 10+ years most places of the metroplex are currently out of reach for most people.

I work from home a large company, doing a job that I would absolutely NOT do if I had to commute into an office. Anecdote aside, employers should take note: People will accept (and remain in) a wider array of jobs when allowed to telecommute. If you hire the right people — those without Jalopnik accounts — they will…

Black with white!

A far easier approach is to NOT COUNT unbelted fatalities as auto fatalities. Instead create a new “idiot” category for them. Lumping them in with belted occupants unfairly penalizes the auto industry and leads to idiotic things like automatic seat belts.

When driving home after work, I generally sit in the right hand lane near the speed limit (70mph on I75 north of Detroit) as I’m not in any real hurry and traffic is light.

That’s not revenge. That’s just bullying.

I’ve shared this story before, and I’ll share it again.

True story, in 2004 a friend of mine bought a mint ‘67 Camaro RS/SS that had been in a garage in Fountain Valley, CA since ‘84...wait for it...for only $230. He apologized to me for selling it (single day flip) instead of giving it to me. I was very sad, ‘67 is my favorite.

This happened to a friend of mine. She bought a pretty much mint 1969Z/28 4 speed Camaro for like 8k two years ago. She even asked the guy if she could pay more since she felt bad and he said nope. She ended up giving the guy a huge hug though haha.

When I was a kid there were the stories of the pissed-off-soon-to-be-ex-wife of a cheatin’ guy who sold his car for $1. I always wanted to be the guy who called up and got the $1 car.

when you exceed 100 mph, something rises up from the seat and tickles your balls, just in case you were thinking that life couldn’t get any better

I always longed the Lancia Fulvia Coupè...

It’s not like today’s Charger has 4 doors or anything

Justice is served!

I’m pretty sure you can save a bunch of math and just go on the assumption that the Camry is the Lowest Common Denominator of the automobile world, and therefore attracts the Lowest Common Denominator of drivers.

And, with one post, I’ll forever be on the hunt for Camry Dents. I feel like that’s the best car game since Padiddle. Which, let’s be honest. Was never that fun anyway.