Respectfully, ahem, here:

We’re all going to be eating a giant shit sandwich on pretty much every issue for the foreseeable future thanks to all the shit for brains who voted for Trump because he promised them he would magically lower the cost of everything they buy. A promise that he’s already distancing himself from is his interview for…

when Trump’s term ends in January 2029.

Right now it’s far too early in the ballgame to tell how this is all going to shake out

That’s a nice street. I hope the residents there are going to be alright.

Everything is dead at Tesla with Elon Musk name on it. I’d rather drive an 1959 Edsel.

I’m impressed by how much I agree with your comments.

They didn’t have to comply with roof crush requirements back then.

I worked in the biz my entire 20s, and any reputable, big brand dealer will send a car straight to auction if it’s too much of a turd. The only time they’d sell as “as-is” car from the trade in lot was to a few people that had an in with a manager that wrote a check and drove/ towed it away to fix and flip. I’m…

Speaking as a Gen-Xer, no. I find cars from my youth kinda cool. But the cars that I really lust after are older than I am.

I viewed your hot takes as hot takes, and as such, I disagree with a lot of them.

The interior of the Magnum, like all Schrempp-era Dodge and Jeep products, is utterly irredeemable. (The 300C gets a pass, but only barely). I’d rather get Rabies.
Otherwise: you’re not wrong, a Bronco II?! — a sympathetic UN46 Explorer/Navajo, Dodge Raider or Trooper/SLX would be far better.
I could live my whole…

I own a 280zx so I hope they are right.  It really is an amazing car.  Old-school L28 engine combined with 80's techno-gadgetry.  Very easy to work on.  Plus most have t-tops!  Can’t get more 80s than that.

Has anyone told you about how wrong you are on the E-Type coupe yet?

Imma have to be talked into the mini cooper S. Just because those thing would self destruct and are rare, doesn’t mean they are collectible. 

Here’s another angle from outside.

How bad a clown do you have to be that you can’t get into an American clown school, where guns are warmly welcomed, if not actually issued at registration?

Because this is a car site I have to point out that it’s true all the wildlife in Australia is trying to kill you including the kangaroos. Which is why all their SUVs, trucks and utes have “roo bars.” Canadians and Australians are appalled by our gun culture, especially when they visit and I tell them I have one…

Americans love clowns? Clowns have been a staple of horror movies for decades. We had that whole online clown thing not long ago because of people’s fear of clowns. Maybe some children still like them, but we’ve been conditioned for decades to fear clowns.

I gotta go with Subaru, mainly because of their endearing dog commercials. Ironically the ads are memorable and the kinds of things that people share/talk about, but the Subaru brand itself still feels too far out of the mainstream for so many possible consumers to actually buy. I think a lot of the population thinks…