“While Ford is talking prices excluding the destination charges, I’ve included them because, as I’ve said before, they aren’t separate charges. They have also risen, to, by $200 to $1,300.”

It’s absolutely mind-boggling how these droughts are kicking the southwest US in the ass, and China, and Europe. I did my Army enlistment as NATO headcount in Germany—it rained all the time—like every third day. Even the summers were cold and wet in southern Germany (stationed in Wurzburg). Point being, I’m seeing…

So help me, I just glanced at the beginning for what the dude wants versus his requirements and I thought, ’This guy needs a Chrysler 300.’

It’s only a pedal accessory for attaching to a gaming PC. And yet you used the phrase “just $2000" to describe its cost.

I don’t care if the price is reasonable or not. Since VW is such an incredibly dickish company with the diesel-cheating scandal (not the only guilty corporation, but the absolute worst of the rotten bunch), they can go eff themselves to death before I’d buy one their products—old or new.

The ‘70 Charger—out of all the star car Chargers from the Fast & Furious franchise, Universal Studio’s biggest moneymaker, it’s the ‘70 that appears most often. It’s the best from the Seventies:

Black and Glossy Primer Grey: the two worst, dullest colors you can spray on muscle cars. Ugh. Nothing but ugh.

Things not going well for the saber-rattling racist Chinese is A-OK in my book. Maybe this turn of events will get the Chinese overthrowing Dictator Xi—one can only hope.

As if including that hyperlink in the piece would’ve been so much effort for the writer.

What? Not a word for how the CC850's transmission is a Wonder Box that’s both an automatic and a manual trans?

Per Screenrant.com, Fast X is a two-parter, like the Harry Potter and Twilight franchises:

So what I’m reading is free speech is OK, as long as you grovel to Musk’s opinions while exercising those “rights”.

I’m with you 100%. I don’t need my teeth rattling as I’m driving. Ever see an old muscle car with wagon wheel rims (as I call them) and rubber band tires? It looks so stupidly ridiculous, it’s embarrassing.

Works for me--eff the scofflaws completely.

Uh-huh, you wait till a real recession happens and people who were barely handling their car payments find themselves out of job and can’t make them. Given how there’s way too much money tied up in car loans now, it could well cause a depression to the economy as the car loan house o’ cards comes tumbling down from…

While I think the gutless whir of electric motors will cause the death of auto racing—the thrill of a V8 blasting away can’t be beat—people using quiet electric motors for their boats on the lake is A-OK with me. Big time.

But wait, the problem is even worse than you describe. The batteries degrade over time due to simply aging, capacity fade (how far you can go keeps going down), and power fade (how much oomph you have on tap for accelerating).

I expect the same thing to happen regarding old muscle cars—no driving till you prove you can handle such a barebones car. There’s no such thing as traction control on these dinosaurs—it’s you versus the throttle and the brakes for how well you can control the car. And having been raised on cars with nanny…

Don’t laugh until you try it, but a wood bead seat cover can be heaven:

Proofreading...not a concept these “writers” have anything to do with.