Pedant chiming in; the term comes from an archaic phrase known as “cater-corner” which describes being diagonally across from one another. The phrase has taken on multiple iterations from “catty-corner” to “caddy-corner” to “kitty-corner”. All of which are acceptable, but the “catty-corner” is clearly the closest to…

So, just so we are clear here is a quick summary of Tammy Duckworth’s life:

It’s called a Cleland Steamer

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Apparently it works in the usa. now you have to be really well off to buy a brand new car .

When I bought my new car, I specifically told them there better not be a “dealer badge” on it. That was a deal breaker! And I’ll only keep a license plate frame if they want to pay be $50 per month for advertising.

Actually GTFO would be a badge I could go for

Fucking eh, man. Fucking eh.

I still can’t get over the people standing near that rear door like those tires aren’t a threat to their safety.

Well, kids - this is how crossovers are made.

Are you the Charlton Heston of the National Mustang Association?

“Mom’s big forsythia bush” sounds far more scandalous than it probably is.

“Eventually us Youths will become our parents, at which point we’ll have mid-life crises and start buying Mustangs.”

I’m not on either coast. In fact, I live in an area known for cheaper housing prices than most of the nation, in the same area my parents did in 1984.

Show me someone that buys two new cars on $80k/yr salary and I’ll show you someone building themselves a mountain of debt.

Aren’t we all sort of lucky to be alive given the types or cars we were in as kids and how we rode around in them?! My and my brother would sit in the back of the station wagon in the very back looking out at cars and playing back there! No seat belts, no kids seats, nothing. It was normal back then. I can’t imagine…

Yeah, no.

My parents married in 1984. Their combined income at the time was $34k/yr. Adjusted for inflation, that’s about $80k, or $40k each in 2016 money.

THEY BOUGHT A HOUSE AND TWO CARS ON THAT INCOME.

I make $80k/yr myself, and I’m nowhere near being close to being able to purchase a house, much less a new car. And,…

Couldn’t we also blame the Boomers for raising Millennials the way they did and creating an entire culture of whiny, lazy brats who can’t afford those cars because they lack the work ethic or drive to get there or a desire to do anything beyond vape and chill? [I am a Millennial, and am not too proud to admit most our…

The ‘70s are the “golden age of muscle cars?”

Roman candle wars was the shit. Battery bombs.

You forgot blowing up model cars and airplanes :) .