Just yesterday in the QOTD, I nominated my ‘84 Fiero as the worst car I ever owned, but I’ve owned 3 Fieros, and I adored my ‘86 GT.

2004-2006 GTO. The automotive press was fairly kind, but the public response was mostly “It doesn’t look like I think a GTO should look.”

That’s the Granada that the comment was describing. No idea why Owen used a picture of the European Granada.

I never quite understood the obsession the ultra-wealthy have with yachts, but this explains it pretty well. When you have too much money, a boat is a good way to remedy that, and a yacht is just scaling that up by several orders of magnitude.

Over the years, regulations have been changing to remove officer discretion, but they do still have some. If the officers involved got a laugh and didn’t think that she posed a danger, they were under no obligation to cite her.

I really have owned 4 cars that I want to nominate, but when everything is tallied, I have to give the “win” to my ‘84 Fiero.

Fajitas.

Google tells me that an F1 sold in 2021 for $20.5 million.

GM did learn from the Mustang Mach-E fiasco.

Unless he’s talking about this:

Are they going to give Torchinsky any royalties?

What route are we talking? I-57 is fine. It’s not a fun drive, but it’s pretty typical interstate travel.

I’ve never driven through Nebraska, but I have driven to Nebraska. I-80 across Iowa is mind numbing enough. The occasional stench of pig farms is the only thing keeping you awake.

Hell yeah! The Golf Country was ahead of its time, and never sold in the US. Bring it back!

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