Prices around a quarter million for these chunky station wagons...just incredible.

“...are trying to recover the staff they had to slash two years ago.”

I don’t care how much used car prices have zoomed due to the pandemic effects—$7.5K for a meh 36 year-old 200SX strikes me as effing nuts.

That grille...such a looming monster of a face. I don’t get it, but then I think a pickup should look like a pickup—shame on me.

Or the ragtop version:

There’s only one real answer—the Jaguar E-type:

The obvious shout-outs are taken. Here’s AMC’s last gasp for a muscle car: the ‘74 Matador X:

Even Brando made a goofy musical, so yeah, lighten up.

Blah, blah, blah.  It’s still one of the worst written flicks I’ve ever suffered thru.  The cliches are so predictable, so in our faces.  I nearly fell asleep in the theater since it so dully unfolded to its conclusion you can sense within the first 5 minutes of watching.  A professor would give a grad film student an…

Yes, Repub-nazis being utter hypocrites when it suits them.  (All the time.)  So what else is new?

These XJs are Jags that I just don’t get. Here you have the company that creates the all-time best styled car, the E-Type, and years later they come out with this thing. To me it’s another “Karmann Ghia”—a car of such a weird collection of bulges and curves—that it doesn’t work at all. The XJs looked odd when new, now…

Does it pay well being a professional hand-wringing fretter?

Why does the Audi look so much like a cheap Hyundai Sonata?

Are those moron donks still a thing?

You vote for Repub-nazis (or are too stupid to get off your fatass and vote), you get Nazi decisions—duh.

Don’t Worry Darling: that’s a flick that’ll disappear without a trace in a couple of weeks.

Republicans turning into Repubnazis--they’re are going to be crushed in Nov.

You check prices of these un-new Cougars and they don’t crack $4K. Given the car’s lack of miles, good-looking condition, and a V6; yes, the car deserves a premium. But $2K’s worth?

FSD: full self-driving, my ass.

Cavill: go with what makes the most sense—a White man to put the customers in the theater seats.