You mean someone won’t try to sell one (or fifty!) at Barrett Jackson in 2028 calling it ‘the last front-engined Corvette’ ??

In Siberia, kerosene road burns you!

Some recommended watching of Ronnie at work...the fastest ever 147

Thanks to being spoiled by my current vehicle, I’m disappointed every time I drive a car and it doesn’t have (in order of preference):

My wife is the exact same height and I still have to move the seat back, recline, and tilt the steering wheel down.  Her ideal driving position is school bus.  

Other than three pedals, I wouldn’t look at a potential daily driver that ever forces me to take my keys out of my pocket. That means push button ignition with no stupid requirement to stick the fob somewhere (unless the battery’s dead, I get that, that’s fine) and the buttons on the outside door handles so I can lock…

My mother had a yellow 1st generation ford escape, we used to call that the magic school bus.

Hot Buns (what my mom calls heated seats) are nice, too.

A comfortable place to rest my left elbow while holding the wheel. Either a door armrest or window ledge. This is all but becoming impossible with these high beltlines and wider cars. 

Now that I’ve been spoiled with it: adaptive cruise control.

I want it in color, not grayscale. And a super-dark metallic shade of a color is now on my no-fly list too. Seriously, what is this shit they’re pushing on people these days? It can’t just be like a nice british racing green, it’s like someone accidentally got a bit of green in their black metallic.

Fact: that drive is still happening

but let’s be honest here. Functionally, Steve Scalise is not exactly wrong. By the time you are taxing someone making $10,000,000 using marginal tax rates you are taxing the VAAAAAAAAAAST majority of his or her income at the 70% rate.

My dad is a CPA and is SO MAD about this. I don’t even think he does taxes for people earning that much, aside from maybe his client that was on Oprah?? And even then, probably not. It’s such a bizarre reaction.

Im thinking this is a Dodge Ram quad cab, based on the slightly more red burgundy clor that I I think was a chrysler color and the chromed door handles.

My first reaction was a Ram. The headlights seem lower than on a Ford or GM model. But it’s not a very clear image and I may have Rams on the mind after watching Twister recently.

Real life Bullitt:

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