if eating steaks means pollution controls, then give me more catalytic converters and pass the porterhouse

you’re wrong, but it’s ok to be wrong. the twins get going in around 6 seconds, which is the same as a 80s m5, or a 90s gsr. the twins also handle like none other. smiles per mile the twins win. I don’t care how slow anyone thinks they are. it’s a special car.

neutral: it’s a bad thing. what it will do is drive up the price of used cars so they are inaccessible to people needing a first car (or poor people needing a new car).

first gear. two things:

I am happy to support sites by viewing advertisements, however, invasive autoplaying videos must die. the only way to kill is with ad blockers.

no one wants 4 doors any more.

I totally get a little bit of wood for 2 door SUVs. it makes me miss my s10 blazer, but the price isn’t right for my nostalgia. 

what the MVRSA was “designed” to do or not, and whether the shop intended to not complete the service are irrelevant. the question is, does a tire rotation include ensuring the lug nuts are tight.

the superbowl will make the whole town suck for 2 weeks. not just the area specifically around the stadium. fireworks are a thing too, just as noise as a F1 race, and some would say probably more disruptive, especially if they have flashbacks to the war.

supervisor

not sure I agree. forgetting to complete the service is exactly the same as not doing the service, or not doing the service adequately. there doesn’t have to be any malice in there.

it’s his car, when they lived in west Houston, I saw it driving around a few times.

Obviously, it’s the Mustang GT 5.0 from the Aerosmith Video “Crazy”. Mainly because Liv Tyler was hot in that video.

nah, if you’re pitching a movie that is supposed to have a scene set at a specific track, then they should film at that specific track. so the budget should include filming at that track. the problem is when the people signing the checks don’t understand the significance, what’s the difference if it’s filmed at…

they don’t have a lot of money tied up in other countries, so they can play to the American market.

I miss my wrx wagon. that thing was a blast, and practical.

So have I, since ET.

I’m pretty sure when the recall affects huge swaths of cars, then yeah, Jalop has an article. the Takata airbag thing is a perfect example.

Unless your name is Molly Ringwald and you are in Pretty in Pink, or Mike Meyers and you are in So I Married an Axe Murderer, then you don’t really want a Karmann Ghia. 

that Motoguzzi is beautiful.