“The youths” like highlighters, I suppose? 

Yes please.  It reminds me of Porsche's Miami blue which is one of my favorite colors 

He is asking Ford Country Squire money, he is...

For $8500, I also want a flux capacitor so I can go back to 1984 and re-pop my girlfriend’s cherry in that back seat.

That’s going to look so good up on the lift.

I am currently dealing with FMLA paperwork for work... I feel your pain.

Thank you for remembering the first Shuttle flight. Usually every April 12th there are mentions of Gargarin’s flight (as there should be) but nothing about Shuttle. It was just bad luck that we didn’t launch on the 10th, as planned, but a minor glitch pushed us out till the 12th.

Agree 100%. And in the rare event that they are proven wrong and get “fired” they receive a golden parachute worth tens of millions of dollars.

He’s a CEO. They never admit they are wrong

No, no, it’s the Escalade van to the far rear.

Well there really wasn’t enough rust on either one of them,hence David’s confusion.

The good old days are over. I bought my 90 325is right as prices were starting to climb steeply. 

Sir, the overhead bins are simply not equipped to handle the amount of baggage you are carrying.

If that doesn’t tickle your taint I don’t know what will.

Nissan could bring back that old Folgers campaign: “We’ve secretly replaces Brian’s 2007 Nissan Frontier with a brand new one - let’s see if he notices”

Barrett-Jackson, when it doesn’t rain, is a great week for car spotting. I saw a 458 Italia, a Gallardo, three Bentleys and a gorgeous 1940s hot rodded Ford truck driving around Carefree/Cave Creek yesterday because the weather just begs people to bring out their best rides.

In Australia we call these things “stubby holders”, on account of cans of beer once being known as stubbies.

I know a number of people from Western New York who call them “beer tittys/titties”...I dunno man, I dunno.

Hahaha, wow. Never heard that one.

The doors would be swinging away from the aisle, thereby blocking someone carrying a large object from easily putting that object in the car when there are vehicles on either side of the car. You’d have to carry the object past the door, turn around, and then open the door and insert. No leaving the door open and…