I think we too often paint with a broad brush. Everything Gruden said was horrible, and the frequency with which he made such comments certainly earns him his label. However, isolated comments easily juxtaposed with someone’s professional actions should be looked at with a more critical eye.

I love a 300. Quiet, comfortable, purpose built. I love cars, but I don’t expect, or even want every car to drive like a performance machine. Cruisers are for cruising.

I have always loved these. Replacing the block seems more sensible than trying to fix it. The price, less freight isn’t too, too bad.

One day, maybe, we’ll have the realization that if we don’t want to read/hear the words, “slut”, “bitch”, “ho”, etc, we might stop using terms like “fuckboy” and “scrote”.

She’s dumb as shit. He’s dumb as shit. They are dumb as shit, possibly dumber.

NP. Dammit.

It’s less about fraternities than it is about kids. My school didn’t have frats, because I wanted nothing to do with Greek life and purposefully chose a school that didn’t have that culture. Or, so I thought.

Buy it and don’t let your 17 year old kid anywhere near it. Until they’re 35. And, clean the goddamn seats.

Apparently he’s fixed the sprung hood latch, which was quite the thing on these.

Nope. Too much to fix.

With the exception of the axle track, I dig it. I’ve always liked that style, though. I must not have a popular aesthetic.

I suppose I defend them because I still think they look great. I still find myself driving by super-nice examples and thinking, “Maybe I should...”.

I must be in the minority for loving this look. Loved it with the MG coupe, like it with the MX-3, the RX-8, and I like this one, too. But, I would never, no matter how cool, drop 30 grand on a 16 year old BMW. Plus, I lived in Seattle - that transmission has been through it. The hills and the traffic and the hills…

I don’t think the 300 is terrible because it fills a full-size sedan hole in American domestic offerings. It’s still cool - they don’t look dated to me at all, and while the interiors could use updating, the car is spacious and comfortable.

At this point, we need to ask ourselves what the endgame is, what success looks like.

I spend a great deal of time in the UK and Ireland and have been switching between right and left hand drive cars most of my adult life. The hardest things, still for me, is the fact that the shift pattern remains the same. So, first is away rather than towards the driver. I get why carmakers don’t have mirror transmis…

This article is word salad. Ted Lasso and I will Destroy You are two completely different genres; of course one is going to be easier to watch, what with it being a comedy. Lasso is also set in England which, despite its diverse television casting, is less than two-percent Black; there are far more Asians (Indian…

No, it could not be worth $21,900. It’s a 27 year-old Ford, with an interior and controls designed 29 years ago. Fuck, no.

The seller is delusional.

 This may not be a popular opinion, but if you’re not an asshole before you buy a mango-colored pickup truck with a spoiler, you might be surprised, post-purchase.