As a guy who is browsing the C4 market place, this is a 100% nice price. This is solidly in the middle of the market for the C4. There are some early 90's ones in a little better shape for less but with an automatic. If it had a removable top, aka Targa top, then it would be almost perfect.

Also Gen X old and discovered Mac Miller after he passed. His music is great.

If you want to see a Mustang v Mopar car chase I heartily recommend “Drive” which is a very good movie.

Billionaires should not exist. 

They can travel all they want just don’t use public roads.

A woman in her 90's I know was telling me about sitting in a brand new 1958 or so Cadillac that a friend had recently purchased and how shoddily constructed it was. Loose door panels, carpet coming up...all kinds of crap. Thank goodness they don’t build them like they used to.

Huzzah! This is a big deal to me. (seriously)

If NBA games lasted 30 minutes and the season was 40 games long, the Lakers would win it all.

It would be great if rail lines were funded by public money like roads are. Good roads are a huge expense but are part of a functioning society. 

How were the brakes? I had a 1969 Valiant and I still have nightmares about not being able to stop on hot days. The drum brakes faded faster than Trump’s belief in democracy.

I pine for one so bad but I have zero need for a luxury 4 seating car. Maybe when I’m 70 it will make sense. I should get a great deal on one then.

Wider roads causes more people to drive, which is demonstrably bad for personal health and health of the world. Further, widening roads takes money away from public transportation funding. The result is people that would prefer not to drive, there are many of us, have no choice but to drive. Cars are very cool but…

It seems all the British carmakers struggled financially after substantial early success. Anyone know why?

AWD is better in the snow than FWD is a myth. Truth is it’s all about the tires. AWD with all season tires will be just as shitty in the snow as a FWD with same tires. 

Here in Portland it makes sense to have something with storage because you end up getting gear for outdoor activities. I’m a Ford person (have a Flex) so I suggest going with the Lincoln. 

YES! I knew there would be a victim blamer here. Thank you for being a person that makes the world more unpleasant for the rest of us. Good show.

I fear we will have our infrastructure changed to accommodate the autonomous vehicles. It didn’t take long for automobile makers to convince government to build infrastructure to make their product easier to use and harder for people outside of cars to use.

Thank the corporate overlords. I am jazzed about getting this vehicle used in about 7 years when my Flex hits 159K miles

1970's Chrysler New Yorker or Imperial. Huge and 440 and everybody loves them. 

I love shitty high HP cars. I have vivid memories of driving a turbo SunBird in the 90's that would turn left like a Tron cycle when you dropped the clutch in 1st gear.