The funny thing is, for those who know, the Camaro V6 conversion makes perfect sense for just about every mildly-underpowered car. The “why” question gets answered instantly by the phenomenal horsepower/weight/size of the LFX.

Nobody remembers what a “dodger” is either (it relates to dodging famously lethal trollies running near an early ballpark).

Personally, I don’t want to watch a racing series where actual racing is penalized. This was good hard racing and one of them lost.

Mortgages — Two SoCal homes, a couple apartments in NYC/other, and some private jet time to get between ‘em all adds up.

A refreshing concession to fallibility. Ditto here, and I can never understand radio traffic, so I must sadly leave piloting to actual competent people.

One of these days, a manufacturer is going to wise up, recognize the demand for vehicles like this, intro a “mini adventure van,” and absolutely slay the industry.

No, not something. They’d definitely be shooting at the water.

Then why don’t they bother telling anyone they’re using better meat?

I’m a Subway regular — like, more than I want to admit — and the “refresh” has basically ended my eating there. Prices skyrocketed overnight, no info about what’s different about the food (“new spice”?), bragging in PR about thinner slicing (wtf?), ads with athletes well-known to avoid this very kind of food, this…

So, 5150.

Whatever nonsense helps you sleep after passing by people in need of help...

This guy and the six imbeciles who liked his comment are a waste of air; None of what you wrote is true, at all. Pure fairy tale.

You know NOTHING; You can not be sued for good faith assistance in this country “good samaritan laws.” That is a fact that you obviously do no know, making your comment pure misinformation.

Yup. And that says a LOT given how disrespectfully they treat everybody.

Seems to be a thing; A family friend rolled and got pinned by his tractor after driving it drunk. THEN, he did it again a couple years later and died.

“If you have someplace to be and a choice of lanes, don’t stop behind a Cadillac*. They’re driven by old people, they have nowhere to be, and they’re insured enough to cause accidents and not give a shit.”

Sure, I believe this story. Totally. Not a whiff of bullshit here. No sir-ee.

People, listen: When there’s an accident with this much potential for trauma, don’t sit looking at the thing for over a minute. Get out and see if the driver is breathing (and clear the airway if you can). You — or your panicky passenger — can call 911 at the same time.

Uh, you planning on dying this year?

No — Believe it or not, marketing is held to a very high standard of truth and car companies in particular use armies of lawyers to ensure their messaging is on point (I helped run a couple of those ad agencies).