I can’t make myself replace my 12 year old, 170,000 mile Trailblazer. Why, it works fine. People are crazy about cars.

The crown thing is strangest to me, hard to not notice it.

Charles Parsons knew it too, showing up the participants at a big event with superior performance is a great way to sell a product!

I wasn’t analogising the three events, but referring to the snide and evil crack “why do all these people care that much still? It was almost 50 years ago.” by referring to slightly older  events about which some people care deeply despite the passage of time.

You will laugh, but “Horse Proximity” is a feature I need every time I go hunting in the Jeep.

I’ll watch.

Are you including wake-up time? I’ve hunted a draft horse, surely you aren’t talking about speed. A TB could outrun it for a minute, but not some Percheron thing.

And a real pleasure to drive, at least for my experience. Someone is missing a bet not using the styling, a Spark or Trax could just as easily look like one of these.

Frenglish! I suspect the original is “douce” or some variation, which can mean pleasant feeling and also sweet tasting.

Like Selma and Stonewall.

They just let Waze take commando the car.

Can I bring it back to now?

The silver car is a perfect illustration of an icy road fact- the physics that just put you in a ditch are very likely to put the next car there too. Get out of your car!

That’s what a tip is, Warren Buffett. If you don’t think Uber drivers are being paid enough, go find one and give him your money.

Silk suits and tasseled loafers can’t fix this,  it will take some husky men to clear the cobstruction away!

Absolutely, Also the throwaway product- things aren’t really made to be fixed or improved now, are they?

Those pictures with Otto exceed Jalopnik’s cuteness capacity. And what appened to your Lane Museum “Fun Cars” talk? I thought they were going to youtube it.

Um, no. There are thousands of banks, what makes you think that your teller is familiar with the forms of any of them?

“They still have Rolls Royce mechanics.”

Part of that is explained by taste and part by who has disposable income. Even so you’re right, I’ve routinely been the youngest person at antique auctions for many years. No big deal when you’re 25, but bumping into 40 you get the message. That was my clue that things were headed for a fall- as you say, not long term…