I was asking for a friend, BTW.

Tweel: The preferred brand of getaway drivers everywhere.

Barra in a Z

Ah, then you might appreciate Lonnie Gilbertson’s Hit & Miss Special, a belly tank powered by a single stroke John Deere engine.

This is clever, crowd source proof reading of your school report before it’s due tomorrow!

So colloquially... a tank turn. :)

Yukon Spin Me Right Round, Baby Right Round...Like A Record, Baby

It’s called “pivot” not tank turn.

If it’s a solely a sales vehicle, why does it matter what criteria it meets (i.e don’t want a van “so what else is there?”). It’s essentially just a commuter. Buy a Mazda 3 or a BMW X2 or a Chevy Volt. Any small samples of roofing you have, and the brochures, and your clipboard, laptop, measuring tools, will all fit…

This is a perfect take.  God bless you for singing the Bolt's virtues on here.  Now, if only the Bolt had the looks of the Mazda...

As a former distance commuter, 200-mi range gives me flashback anxiety for an entirely different reason. I had a previous vehicle with a ~180mi range and had to stop to fill up the gas tank every ~1-1.5 work days. At five minutes a fillup I spent a solid twenty to thirty hours over the course of a year standing next…

As a 2009 flex owner with the ecoboost, yes they are faster than something that size and shape should be. 

Same designer:

Nah, that’d be the V.A.P.E.S they are releasing next year (Very Amazing Performance Edition STi)

Especially the Type R, a rare car in a rare color made even more rare through theft, accidents, and being thrashed on the track. It also had incredibly low miles, which is rare.

90's Japanese car price inflation makes sense. GenX has money now.

I shake, because I consider it an arm workout to shake the cast iron dutch oven that I’m making popcorn in. I consider it a Lifehack. 

Great, another area where classic Porsche prices are gonna get stupid.

I do enjoy a coconut oil popcorn moment, though recently I have been using duck fat :)