If you are flexible enough, and well endowed.

Getting pushed to take Chrysler with it is like having to decline extended warranties and paint sealant when you buy a new car. You say no, but if they drop the price enough you might just say yes to get them to STFU.

Fucking nice. That thing has me flying at half-mast over here.

Hey Erik. Where from in Ohio?

Three things that drive me into a homicidal rage:

I’m not concerned with how far over the speed limit anybody drives, but I am concerned with how far over their own abilities they drive. This guy was driving way faster than his abilities could support.

Cheap, reliable, easy to work on, cheap to repair if it does break..... there is only one answer:

I’m amazed at how quickly the fire went out. Fire suppression system? Fuel kill? Whatever they did there, it worked beautifully in a situation that could be so much worse.

Merger attempts with GM and VW went nowhere. The ambitious five-year plan had to be mostly scrapped.

The trunk, on the other hand.... so tiny compared to the size of the car, or to other Cadillac trunks.

It’s time to bring back “Jeep Brah”

That is a stunning car, but you have to have a very keen appreciation for the history of the car to pay that much. It would take a fraction of that amount to completely replicate the car, down to the smallest detail.

A fast DSM without Buschur Racing stickers on it somewhere? Are they not the go-to guys for that stuff anymore?

My opinion is that Sears should have shut down, or at least shut 90% of their stores down after divesting their valuable brands and real estate. The company either needs to fade into history, or it needs a complete reboot.

There could be liabilities attached to the other operations that you don’t want to deal with (underfunded pensions, the next Takata/ignition switch/unintended acceleration disaster, etc).

I would be fine with them running through a set of straight-cut gears to give it a good whine. Simulating an ICE is pretty dumb, IMO.

It looks like the Cheshire Cat smiling.

Dream big!

It’s probably sleep apnea. It’s like the new gluten intolerance, except it only affects union workers in positions where their inattentiveness can kill innocent people.

If you buy a car with a flawless body and then street park it in NYC, you are throwing away money. The car is going to look like a golf ball in short order, so you are better off starting with a car that already has some battle scars.