My least reliable was almost my first... MKIV Jetta VR6. When she ran, it was great, but that wasn't often. I've been unable to purchase a German vehicle since, despite the want being very strong!

I'm guessing statistics really isn't you thing is it? None of these "solutions" will do a goddamn thing to help us here in California. Kill off all the laws, the golf courses hell even the bottled water plants and you end up with somewhere around 2% of total water consumption, and thats a liberal estimate.

There are a lot of desalination startups, I hear pitches for them ALL THE TIME. But heres the thing, water desalination is really hard, and while some groups seem to be getting closer to making a good case for Wave power to make up for some of the power consumption; for the most part they take way too much energy to…

Reminds me of another great European product of the 80's, Capselas! Anyone remember these things? Basically modular erector sets, but man they're awesome. I rediscovered my childhood set while cleaning out my moms basement, sitting in my living room right now, haha.

I get your frustration, but assuming Bowman is healthy, Lynch will be taking Borland spot

Well I guess that's one way to get the F-35 in service

This isn't Thrillist.

agreed.

Ah, well that was my bonehead move of the day, was actually saying 430 modena in my head while typing, haha. But I appreciate you going easy on me!

In that case, I am 100% on board with the front license plate as well! If they hate me they can ticket me!

Well, unless its an F430 amirite?

You never heard of the incognito tab in Chrome?

Personally I think the modern Z's look best as a roadster woth the top down.

I own a 350Z Roadster.... it's the worst car for sitting in traffic. Cramped passenger area, tons of road noise and your low to the ground meaning you get to experience the exhaust of any passing truck/bus/brodozer.

Man, the 90s were simpler times weren't they. Now that flipbook would be replaced by some lame sign with a giant lame QR code redirecting you to a lead capture form with a lame youtube video....And sadly I've made those lame "experiences"

The C70 was available before The EOS for sure, not sure about the G6. I worked at a Volvo dealership when they were released and no one was cross shopping the G6, but plenty of people were interested in the EOS but it wasn't on sale yet.

couldn't agree more, always thought that they were cool cars, not 37K, but certainly 15- 18K cool.

Yea, but that's like saying electric cars were around before the EV1. True, but still apples to oranges imo. The C70 was the first of the modern HT convertibles, in the US.

Had no idea the 3000gt came in hardtop convertible form, that's awesome.

Yea, I guess I should specify available in the US.