She is ready to take up a position in the passenger seat. NP. 

Depends on the mechanic. I’m not afraid of pulling an engine to do all the maintenance if you are paying me for it.  It’s kind of nice making your entire months worth of hours on one car.

Seriously, what the fuck are y’all trying to do to me? Between this and the $20K Bentley in Vegas earlier this week (not a NP/ND car), I mean you’re telling me I can have a total of 22 combined all luxury cylinders for $35K all-in? $1,600 a cylinder? 1002 combined horsepower? For $35K? I mean, shit, I can use one to…

Nice price for someone who knows that the $15K is just the initiation fee to the Audi Club. Maintenance and repairs for this car will be like joining a moderately posh country club with a $4,000 minimum spend annually. 

I’m going to give this a very cautious nice price. That V10 is a modified version of the Gallardo engine and is a real howler, which is pretty wild for an executive sedan. However, anyone should be advised that virtually any problem, including many maintenance procedures, mean pulling the whole thing out due to how…

I’ll say this, I was excited when they axed the Buick Cascada. And really, any car in this same competing class (Toyota Solara). I thought it was a great thing, the world is finally rid of sleep-inducing roofless Xanax on wheels that has no business trying to turn the very essence of Scrabble into a thrill ride. We…

I’m kind of sick of Chargers.

Now if only my students would have the same mindset

If you’re not registering it here, it doesnt need the test.

Technically, it can be transferred in CA without the test. It just cannot be registered until after.

I’ve driven a lot of performance cars before, but my current car, 2015 Mustang GT, is the first car I’ve ever had with over 400 hp (435 for what it’s worth). After I’d gone through the break-in process, with just over 1,000 miles on the odometer, I decided that I should have a little fun and do a small slide in a…

Iowa says hello as well.

If only we had the technology to transport larger groups of people, perhaps in linked carriers, from one stop to the next in a loop. Maybe we could use some sort of guiderail to ensure that it goes where it is supposed to. But I guess that technology is well beyond us, so we will have to put cars into narrow tunnels…

Mitsubishi. Doesn’t matter what model.

I’m deeply in love with this! So stupid, so fun! The price is where things take a tern for the worse. 7,500 seems like way too much and 10x that is just silly.

While on discontinued brands, not sure why GM, Ford or that pretend we’re a financial management, or drug maker, we’re not sure what we are conglomeration w0uldn’t have brought back one of them as a pure electric brand? Even if in low numbers as EV sports cars to basically function as a testing ground for EV tech.…

This was Dr. David Banner’s car (they changed his name to David for the TV series because network execs though “Bruce” sounded too gay) in the flashback scene of the pilot episode of The Incredible Hulk, where the car is upside down and on fire and Banner can’t get his wife out of the car.

I was trolling a bit but the aero pieces, being real aero pieces, aren't all that aesthetic. That doesn't stop the car from being absolutely awesome.

I have a theory that car shows are crap because the people producing them aren’t car people and think that the car stuff is boring so they go with either the manufactured drama or focus on the money angle, or some combination of both, because that’s what interests them.

Hell yeah, Brent! My Uncle has 1965 Corvette convertible, which he acquired in the mid 90's without a motor (but with the stock side pipes). He went and pulled the first 350 small block out of a junkyard he could find, swapped in a taller rear end, and bada-bing, he has something that absolutely rips, sounds like…