Why would you buy something classy like an old diesel MB then throw a bunch of PepBoys trim pieces all over it?

*Sees Florida license plate*

Oh

Who pissed in your corn flakes this morning?

Dude I’m assuming you’re an adult. When you make a plural from Ferrari to Ferraris it doesn’t have an apostrophe. The apostrophe typically indicates a possessive. There are a bunch of variables so I’m not going to get into it, but the simple rule is do not use an apostrophe when you simply want to refer to multiple…

In terms of performance, relative rarity, and ease of ownership, Porsches are incredible—modern Porsches have Toyota levels of reliability and aren’t really that expensive to fix (as long you don’t go to the dealer).

That will hurt resale, but if he doesn’t care then that’s a great option. Tired of people trying to keep Ferrari’s with such low miles and perfect service records that it removes some of the enjoyment of ownership.

And quite a few still in warranty.

Every single out of warranty Range Rover is a crack pipe.

1500 is worth it as a Home Depot car.

Gorgeous. It’s everything I could want. Except maybe with a V8, because I’m a troglodyte.

The dub for Riding Bean is extremely “so bad it’s good.”  

“I guess as far as SUVs go, this one isn’t awful.”.

Not a successful kidney transplant.

So compromise longevity for performance in an engine that only needs to live one race. Got it. 

Car enthusiasts are a deeply miserable lot, almost endemically unhappy about everything even when their preferred rides are safer, faster, better and more efficient than they’ve ever been. The Mazda Miata doesn’t have enough power.

Glossy Primer Grey: I cannot imagine a less desirable car color....

2 engine replacements?

I browse house listings occasionally and “No HOA” is always touted as a big, positive selling point. I agree, which is why I bought an older house without one.

I am lucky and don’t have an HOA.  There’s no way the property value would go up because of one. I think it’s a load of crap and HOA’s have way too much power.

Not so cut and dry. In many suburbs and exurbs, HOAs or neighborhood associations are the norm, especially if the suburbs in question was built in the last two decades. There are places where you have no choice but to live with an HOA. The key here is legislation that would curb the power of HOA and the kind of rules…

This gives me a great excuse to remind everyone that the 370Z’s chassis quite literally predates the world’s first commercially available camera phone.