urbanemonkey
UrbaneMonkey
urbanemonkey

No.

I don’t care what anyone says.

In my old Citroen BX 16v, I once fit all my gear for a long weekend of camping plus a full size moped in the back. Amazingly practical car. Don’t think I have any pics of it now and amazingly, the only one I can find of it online is from that trip.

Considering I use my Cayman for everything from hitting the track to shuttling kids to soccer to getting groceries and putting them away in the frunk: where is the engine?

He drove his Chevy to the levy, but regretfully, the levy was not dry.

The Panther Mercury Marauder - they still look pretty rad (for what they are at least), but you'd get trounced in a drag race against a contemporary V6 family sedan. It's not as if it's some perfectly balanced sports car where more power might take away from the handling, it's grandpa's aging sled cosplaying like it's

I was close to breaking my pact and buying a PanAmerica. I still think I’m going to end up with a LiveWire.

There’s still such a thing as aircraft RVs though. TP Aero out of Minnesota has a Grumman Albatross that they converted into an amphibious motorhome that even has scuba diving support. It’s pretty beautiful, and you should do an article on it:

C3 Vette. Foxbody 5.0. Impala SS.

Hey, I sold it to her, and I talked with her this morning - I just want to say, I legit had no idea. This was my grocery getter and city escape vehicle, and the steering was vague as hell but I chalked that up to GMT2500 handling, or lack thereof. I never wrenched on this except an alternator, because I honestly had

It’s a blog. Massive difference.

Journalism at its finest...

Just for shits and giggles, check this one on eBay:

Probably traded in to cover the markup on a Palisade

Hey, this is BB’s 2000th Jalop Article. Let’s show him some love for a wonderful mix of two- and four-wheel coverage.

You got the wrong MB/Porsche wheels.

This is a better combo.  I can bearly contain my excitement!

Fantastic! I would drive this car to death if I had one.

So “We’ll install the feature, but you have to pay us more if you want to use it” isn’t as new of a thing as we thought?