I had a third generation with a stick. It’s nearly bulletproof, and fun to drive. I eventually handed it down to my son. The car is now closing in on 200k miles. One of the best car purchases I’ve ever made.

Teenagers are, almost down to the individual level (I’m sure there are a few that are decent people), sociopathic shitbags.

To be fair, the writer says he intends to pay it off in 36 months. I don’t understand the logic of getting a longer loan if you’re just going to pay it off in half the time.

The 72 month loan boggles my mind. If you drive 15k/yr, which isn’t nuts, you’ll still be making payments when the vehicle is out of warranty for most cars. This is pure insanity.

SCORCHING HOT TAKE: The fact that the staff has not acknowledged half the comment section stamping their feet about this thing being a Cadillac has me completely convinced this thing is is definitely going to be a Cadillac

As a dad I changed a lot of my kids diapers in the late 90's and I don’t recall having a particularly hard time finding changing stations. While I wouldn’t say they were plentiful, there was a sufficient number that it wasn’t a constant struggle for me to find them.

I owned a 240z ages ago, and loved that car dearly. One of the all time great cars.

There probably hasn’t been more than a half dozen days in the last 45 years or so where I didn’t wear a watch. I can’t afford any of the insane watches, though I have had a couple of watches that cost a bit more than a grand. However, if I were filthy rich, I would probably collect watches.

I nominate the bathtub scene in A Quiet Place. Most anxious I’ve ever been in a movie.

“Wait, we live in a world where a convertible soft top > hard top? ”

Years and years ago, a group of coworkers and I went out to lunch. The driver was someone apparently nobody had ever ridden with. I swear this is the literal truth: she only knew how to accelerate or brake. There was never a moment — not a second! — where the speed remained constant. Accelerate to just above the speed…

I bought a ps4 a while back specifically to play RDR when it would finally be available, and after after playing (er, mostly watching) the first 15-20 minutes or so, I haven’t felt compelled to go back and play. I’m much more interested in finishing the main story lines in No Man’s Sky.

Serious question. I don’t know this person from Adam, but the few times I’ve read his name it sounds in my head like “six-ix-nine-ine” — is that how he pronounces it, or is it supposed to be “six-nine” or “sixty-nine”?

The flaw in this argument is starting with the premise that Pauly Shore is a comedian. He may have played comedic parts at some point in his career, but I’m not convinced he was ever funny.

Lance Armstrong isn’t worth the handful of sentences you wasted on him.

“If you left early on a weekday or weekend, you’d get dirty looks,” said one former employee of Rockstar San Diego who told me they worked an average of 70 hours a week during Red Dead Redemption. “You’d feel the stare down, and sometimes you’d see it as you were leaving. There was this culture of, if you don’t put in…

I had similar experiences a couple times back in the 80's. I was in my twenties, and was handed the keys to an XJS on one occasion, and to a ‘vette on another. “Bring it back with rubber still on the tires!”.

Be still my beating heart! I’ve been a fan of the europa since the first time I set eyes on one back in the ‘70s. Sadly there’s no way I could fit in one today, but I still have dreams of owning one.

I sure hope the convertibles go back to having cloth tops. 

Would prefer they kill off the damn foot operated parking/emergency brakes instead, my ankle can’t always articulate that way.