It’s not that hard. I got to drive one at a local museum. It’s like driving a car with a different manual shift pattern, you quickly adapt. And they are so slow you have plenty of time to think about it. Ultimately, they are kind of like driving a lawn tractor in that you set the throttle to whatever and just mostly go…

Yeah, one of my first cars was a ‘67 Buick special with a heavy ass clutch and 3 on the tree so I am not completely incompetent but throw in all that plus the advance lever and I’m at a dead stop hah

You and me both. This museum will attempt to actually teach you to drive a Model T:

I remember there being a Model T simulator in the Henry Ford Museum. I tried, but couldn’t.

What I see is a car that should be an absolute winner for Chevy.  I hope they can’t build ‘em fast enough to keep up with demand.

Given how the functions of the Model T’s pedals are so bizarrely different from the usual clutch/brake/throttle arrangement as one of the dudes showed the Ford Guy, I’d like to know how he rewired his brain to actually drive it.  I couldn’t.

All I see is a car that could only be sponsored by TGI Friday’s:

Yes, it’s too bad that these diet-obsessed drug takers weren’t applying as much energy to exercising and eating right as opposed to tracking their drug supply.

I keep imagining how wonderful it would be if a balloon made it Mar-A-Lago and splat! dropped its shit load right on Donald The Criminal’s bald head. I would max out on schadenfreude if it happened. (After all, since Donald “loves” that murdering bastard so much, Donny would absolutely get off on the attention.)

The Bullitt Charger:

Considering how it’s a 34 year-old box that’s been around the world, has an aftermarket turbo installed, still has nothing-special performance, and there’s a warning about water leaks badly afflicting these A2s:

Schadenfreude: it is by far, the best emotion....

Probably bit of both, but also they want to make sure it shows up no matter what truck you are looking for.  That said, makes it seem even shadier IMO.

How about a cloaking device to make me invisible to radar, lidar and all other types of police surveillance?

Since vehicles nowadays are such dull blobs and boxes, make a vehicle which is capable of easily affixing new skins to change the car’s styling.

With “tacoma tundra ram 1500 titan gmc” in the title, I’m not sure if they are trying to scam or confuse people. 

Yeah that front end is...BAD, especially with the 100% likely non functional nostrils. Also considering the dealership is focusing mainly on their financing options I have a pretty good felling they are shady AF.  Not buy here pay here level of shady but damn close.

The Tonka logo works a lot better on an old S10 (or similar little truck) that is dwarfed by modern trucks. This is just an ugly, 11-year-old, 100k mile truck that is asking for $30k.

They built 300 too many of these.

I had a yellow Tonka dump truck as a kid. I beat the living hell out of that toy.