Wait. Did this Chief of Police Dude... just try to say he wants to hold automakers accountable for the products they manufacture?

I briefly owned a Cutlass Supreme that was... kind of an impulse purchase. When I was living in Asheville, there was this guy named Terry who owned an auto-detailing place near the airport. One day I was there having him detail my Nissan 240SX convertible (rare alert) and I noticed his (immaculate) Cutlass Supreme…

The Swedish Sebring is here to start your week. Is it boring? Heck yeah. It’s is really boring? I can’t hear you. Heck yeah. A little louder. (Mild coughing noises, as things don’t seem to be getting any louder.) This is a fun car, huh? Are you feeling the excitement? (More coughing.)

I have often thought to myself, “What could we do to make a Ferrari even more flammable?”

We had a boat ramp in Nashville like this on the Cumberland River. It tended to get built up with moss, algae, and a few other slippery river bits. Every once in a while, on a nice Sunday afternoon, I’d see the “big boy” wrecker pull up to tug a $70,000 luxo-truck from the muck and mud on the bottom of the Cumberland.

The Datsun 510 wagon is the correct choice. I may even purchase it myself. What a find.

For me, the line item that stood out most? The Ram brand having zero EV’s on the immediate horizon.

I don’t mean to sound obtuse here, but like... yeah, this is obviously the way it should be. I have purchased a brand new car twice in my life, and both times were cars that I ordered with exact colors and option packages.

Oh, no. It’s the correct pronounciation of “Twa-reg” all over again.

Have any of you ever hit anything going 5 mph? I don’t care if it’s just a tree limb. You notice.

I have owned a Z4 M, so I can probably speak to this, as I also lowered it, so I have seen the limits of what the stock suspension can do.

The missing roundel in the steering wheel is a $10 replacement part. 10 freakin’ bucks.

David, can we talk about this uhm... thing? The one you just slipped in here at the end?

No, they’re all bad. We all get vaccines for MMR, TDAP, Hep A/B, etc. All of us. Some younger people even got a chicken pox vaccine.

There’s a wonderful analogy here: There’s a technology that indisputably will save your life in the rare event you’re in a crash, and some people are electing not to use this technology because they’re simply too stupid to accept the facts of its safety?

My company helped to create the VAERS reporting website and all the related data flows.

The EV problem was brilliantly demonstrated recently in Car & Driver’s “EV 1000" where they had 11 EV’s face off for a trip through the American Midwest.

Never consent to search.

...491-cc twin-rotor powerplant behind the seats, capable of revving up to 14,000 rpm while delivering a very healthy 247 horsepower.

This is one of those things where I am impressed with the entire conversion, the installation, the process, the execution... and I’m still left dumbfounded.