What. in. the. actual. hell.

Sport JL money for a YJ with:

There’s a hilariously clean Maserati TC in my town that’s driven at random... I want it about as badly as the local FWD Lotus Elan someone was selling recently.

11 some odd thousand for a 50,000 mile 200 with the V6? NP, but I’d find a cylinder head and gaskets ASAP since it’s probably out of its extended warranty for it.

Want a basic answer? The newer Chargers (think ‘15 or so) from the original NCIS. They were AWD and V6's and is livable for people who have to deal with snow.

Also: the 3.2 makes a whole meaningful 1 horsepower more than the 2L turbo, with about 54ft-lbs of torque less as well.

Couple weeks ago, with quite a bit of snow/slush/ice still on the ground after our last snowstorm, a Honda Accord thought they were cool enough to not need to follow any laws and pretty much cut me off in the turn lane. I decided after the turn, I’d gun it past the dude to be just as ignorant as the dude.

“What kind of vehicles do you see in ditches most after the first snowfall?”

Someone who gets it!

I don’t remember what exact model, but it was a Subaru with the CVT.

Like half of this list is mainly comprised of vehicles people already treat like crap: Tesla, the two Dodge’s, the Abarth, the Rouge, the two full-size trucks, Hummer... I mean, how much worse can you really be to these vehicles and these owners without catching a case?

If that dual cam 426 ever got built, it’d probably be the scariest motor ever built. The shaking, the power output..... someone else here said the normal 426 was a devil, but the dual cam would’ve been hell itself with all of the fun!

Probably my Mom’s Rendezvous. I’ve always remembered some good things about it, but my sister likes to remind me that that sucker was STIFF. She had come from a couple Caravan’s (one of which the sliding door came off when I was like 4: I still remember that!), then after the Buick SUV, she got a Buick Lucerne and now…

“But I also remember being seven once myself, and the way the most annoying kids would play pretend.”

Holy Mopar!

Oh absolutely!

I would’ve imagined someone would’ve brought-up automotive clothing rather than candy at a parts store.

Plenty of people in the Wrangler world bolt up Hemi’s of all sorts to that NSG370, so I’m not surprised someone would bolt one to another V8 if it just lines right up.

Besides the previously mentioned “pony car, muscle car” comment, I’ll never understand why people want to call European cars muscle cars.

A Maverick RS like that would definitely be sweet!