Better luck next time....

I was in LA two weeks ago: I paid over 7 bucks a gallon—more than once. Ouch! So I’ve got a sneaking suspicion why the owner is selling.

Dodge did it best over half a century ago with the ‘69 Charger Daytona:

And HOW MANY BILLIONS OF DOLLARS got handed over to the airlines during the pandemic to keep them going? Effing hell—talk about being played for suckers—damn dumb politicians.

How can this woman NOT be out of her mind?

This thing is a Toyota?

To live in Florida, you either have to be a fascist or an idiot.

All I see is a whiner who wants it both ways--be famous but not put in the effort.

Why didn’t Jean Harlow make the cut?  She truly died during mid-shoot--unlike a bunch of your examples croaking after filming was complete.

Good.  Make it so.

Keeping in mind how much lumpmobile 4-door Chargers and modern Challengers figure into the F&F flicks, I’m sure Dodge/Chrysler/FCA/whatever-they’re-called-nowadays, is equally pleased with the product placement publicity generated by the F&F franchise. They’ve somehow worked the Charger EV concept into the F&F10…

Considering what dickish ways it’s constantly in the news for how Kia/Hyundai treat their customers, it’d be a cold day in hell before I bought used or new from them.  ND to the 10th power.

RWD all the way.

Considering how we’re talking about people who have no real reason to be famous in the first place, I could care less.

How “white” of him after the fact....

The 6000 SUX from Robocop...that brilliant.

Another example of how goddamn heavy EVs are. Crunch, crunch goes the asphalt. Sag and buckle go the bridges and overpasses.

All I see is a straight-forward, get-the-job-done, no muss/no fuss truck.

Yes, the good ol’ days when an F1 car looked as an F1 car should—such a breath of fresh air.

Wagon cachet or not, this is a car that I can muster no enthusiasm over.  An old wagon with a barf-colored interior--nope--it’s ND for me.