I’ll leave this here:

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how the US invaded Great Britain.

Soggy carpets much?

I was thinking they climbed all over and in it and their slime ate away at it.

I guess punching a producer doesn’t seem so bad now, does it?

Flip flops....the shoes for all occasions. Including weddings and funerals.

That gal just... standing on the steps. Why? Move...

There were also Mustangs...

That was not because of the cops. The area, which was always going to be developed, got developed and hotels and residences sprung up. Cars and Coffee always had finite timeline at its Irvine location.

Ambitious, yes. A step in the right direction? Probably. Feasible? Probably not.

The Avenir at the NY auto show was gorgeous. Such a missed opportunity.

Definitely an ElMiraj. It was painful when they said they were not building it. After that the Buick Avista....a Camaro in a Tuxedo

I know it’s not that old but it’s so pretty...

Would daily. Might put some more subtle BBS wheels on it though.

We have a ‘99. It’s been super cheap to maintain. Oil changes every 25-30,000 miles, brake pads once around 80k. Only repair has been the alternator which we did go to the dealer for because its a PITA and that was ~$600. And that’s it. It’s actually a nice handling car, which an enourmous trunk, nice seats, and…

I have one of these in my driveway, except mine is an 02. They are truly underrated cars, comfortable, the interior isn’t absolute shit, excellent steering and good poise on the road and in the twisties. What these cars don’t have though, is stellar reliability. The 2.5L Duratec is a good engine with good reliability,…

...and that’s exactly how I feel when people from New York tell me I don’t need a gun. :)

This whole idea of “if you live in a city, you don’t need a car” needs to die already. Everybody needs a car from time to time. And if you only live in a city without getting out, you live one incredibly boring life.