rosslitman
rosslitman
rosslitman

The main issue I had with Uber was one day when the subway was completely screwed up and I couldn't get a yellow cab out of the Financial District. I decided as a last resort to request an Uber - little did I know about surge pricing besides a small warning on the app. A ride from FiDi to Grand Central cost $47!!!!

This is getting weirder and weirder. Advertised in Akron, OH, pics in NYC (specifically Brooklyn), and NJ plates? Clearly a typical CL seller. Nonetheless, while the 190 was extremely over-engineered, I would only consider this if it was the Cosworth.

Which reminds me, Doug - I need to be in Philly on Saturday with my actual BMW 3 Series (I fake own 6 DeTomaso Longchamps and 3 Deauvilles on the side). Would you be possibly free for intelligent automotive (or non-automotive) discussion (RE: teasing over unreliable vehicle choices)?

It's the damn kids and their rap music today (*commences intense fist shaking*)!!!

There's a reason the current Charger/Challenger is a massive rework of the existing LX platform (E-Class origins). Chrysler has money, but not a huge amount to go blowing on a manual transmission rework for a niche vehicle. Keep in mind, money you take away for Charger re-engineering would likely prevent Viper or

FCA has already said they can't put a stick in the Charger because of the incredible expense of re-engineering the floor pan. The Challenger was designed from the outset with a stick in mind while the Charger was not. The cost was too high to justify the number sold.

Likely panicked and hit gas instead of brake then found brake once the person hit the pole.

Disco John D - play those tunes baby! But seriously, those are some jivin' jams in the opening credits.

Whoever this is should be shot for doing this to an E31. Miserable dirtbag.

Good lord, it's a real life Disco Volante.

HEY! THAT'S NOT A BUICK!

I stand corrected. Doug put on pants and he became a man. His OTHER car is a bit more appropriate.

Deeper.

SON OF A BITCH - HE PUT ON PANTS! This is what happens when he puts on pants. He buys a wood-paneled PT Cruiser (or as my dyslexic ex-girlfriend used to call it: a PT Cruzzer).

Seeing as I'll be at NYIAS soon, I'll ask Jim myself about the car. How the hell did he get a pre-pro car registered? A DMV willing to look the other way?

Hell yes, a Cummins

DEEP Pockets for S38B30/B38 maintenance. That is all.

How the hell is the Tu-95 fast enough for the F-22 not to stall?

Well this is a damn sight better looking than the GLA. Though how are they going to price this enough to differentiate it? And will it start to tarnish Infiniti's reliability ratings? They're certainly not bulletproof, but probably better than Mercedes currently.

Listen, Jake from State Farm I bet you're hideous.