The R50 was IMO the last good one though.

Look at this glorious thing...man those were the days...

I think it might be a bigger issue in a more white-collar corporate, why-did-he-get-the-promotion-and-not-me environment. I personally just got a lot of comments like “oh you must be doing well” from co-workers who are completely clueless about cars. When I went to the my 911 I just never mentioned it at work, never…

I agree. However if you drive a panamera, judgment awaits you both here and in the afterlife.

As a 20-something year old who drives a Cayman S, I totally get what he’s saying. People judge hardcore and despite me loving every minute of my car, there’s a part of me that feels bad about the perception people have of me in it.

Ah, the Ford Mustang era of Escorts.

Vanilla likes them.

Ah, the Ford Escort era of Mustangs.

I like Fox-body Mustangs, I’m an advocate for Fox-body Mustangs, but you have to admit some of the coupes were weirdly, aggressively beige.

See you on the road skag!

I’m not sure how it would be, but maybe I’m missing something. I’d understand if the story was about the passenger seat and how people tend to yell “Shotgun!”...

If this was a Kurt Cobain joke, then kudos. If not, it was still a Kurt Cobain joke in my head. So +1 either way.

PT Cruiser.

I test drove a new Focus (with the manual) when I thought there was a huge repair looming on my Jeep. For how well it has been reviewed, it felt incredibly disconnected and numb to me, but it also could be that I was coming out of a TJ Wrangler.

I love Nissan, but man, they can’t design a steering wheel for the life of them.

No, it was a race, top gear style. Presenters, blindfolded, driving the buses. "Navigators" riding up top, shouting directions to the driver through a radio.

That was my inspiration for modding my old HTC. I was pretty easy because the camera was already raised on the back of case.

makes sense.. thanks

Mad props for that top shot Andrew. You’re doing God’s work.

we did the equivalent of a balance bike. Take the pedals off a real bike and let them learn to run and balance, Then teach them to ride without training wheels. The big issue with training wheels is that they catch you, so you lose the reflex to put your foot down when falling. On a bike without pedals you learn to…