Huh.  So why do I think now that a 4-door Vette and an SUV Vette are right around the corner....

Yes, there’s the Repub tactics with the Dems—no matter how stupid the attack is, no matter how nonsensical it is given no cause-and-effect relationship, go ahead and blame the Dems anyway. See what sticks.

I really don’t “get” the sub-brand thing. It was dumb when FCA spun off “Ram” from Dodge, “Wagoneer” from Jeep, it was dumb when chevy mentioned having a “Corvette” subbrand for an SUV, when they Came out with two different Broncos, and it was dumb when they spun “Mustang” into an EV SUV.

She’s the reason we no longer have Packard or Rambler. She killed Gommora and Black Widow. It’s because of HER that you have to pay extra to get a combo burrito at Taco Bell. My dog use to be happy until she saw Kamala call Donald Trump a poppy butt and now she won’t eat. She makes to sun go away every day at 7pm. I…

So on their list of possible VPs, this is the best they went with? Who were the others, Beavis, Butthead, and Spongebob?

The WW2 military Jeep:

Instead of being a Batman Divorced Dad, you’d think he was more of a Fast & Furious fan with his red Impala paying homage to Fate of the Furious:

I never cared for these XJ Jags. They first appeared in 1968? Huh. Their styling is so dated right off the bat, I’d’ve sworn they first appeared in 1958—a Brit car commensurate with the ‘58 Impala. And flaky mileage to boot? ND.

Tesla, by way of Elon’s antics, absolutely and completely shooting themselves in the foot when it comes to the Indian market...cool.

Yes, naming the development “Culdesac” must’ve been a no-brainer as compared to “Deadendstreet”.

“lightly restored” — fixed up a bit, addressing some of the problems.

Elon as far as I can tell never gave a damn about the environment. He just went into the businesses with the tax subsidies so there would be money, money, money! going his way. He against them now (how convenient).

“Mechanical issues include what the seller says is a recently discovered exhaust leak...”

Calling the Cimarron “Cadillac’s gussied up version of the Chevrolet Cavalier” is exactly right.

The styling of these Quattros doesn’t float my boat. But let’s look at the big picture: practically pristine condition, low miles for its age, and collector status to other folks—NP since the factors warrant it. And yes, I bet despite the slushbox, it’s already sold.

It’s analogous to interviewing someone, because you go into it assuming you’re seeing them at their best. If they arrive having made little or no attempt to present themselves professionally, show up late, generally seem unprepared, etc., you know you’re seeing how they would approach the job.

I say no to Shkreli since he didn’t have a good reputation to begin with—just a price-jacking jerk with an abominable constant smirk on his face.  Holmes is a good call.

Besides the fact that it came from The Orange Turd’s mouth, this story was an obvious fabrication from the beginning. If I’m on a chopper that’s going down, I’m not going to start telling the other passengers that I dislike one particular person; I’m going to be confessing all that crazy shit I did in High School and…

I used “wheels” as nomenclature for “vehicle”.

When a drunken Clarence Birdseye sent a package of frozen peas and carrots to Doris Day with a note that read, “Here’s the two veg—I’d like to give you the meat in person!”

*story unconfirmed