It’s pronounced “tre-spokes.”

Yeah, I didn’t know about that feature until a few a months ago myself. Someone had to show me.

“wagon speed”

You can do that! Check the box for “include nearby areas” and start clicking.

What fun is that?

“Project” always turns up a bunch of interesting vehicles in exactly the state of disrepair that you would expect:

Yes! One of my go-to. Also “Project.” Much more broad, but reveals some goodies if you are willing to sort through them.

For those that don’t know, this generation had a real 2-speed transfer case and an available locking rear differential. They are actually pretty decent in the rough stuff, and we’re even rallied successfully (not WRC-style rally, more like rally raid). See Transiberia Rally.

That’s not even a shitty dealer, just a shitty salesman.

... On a prepared surface. That is kind of a big caveat, isn’t it? Based on your other comments, I am guessing you have significantly more drag racing experience that I do.

This, I immediately noticed. I am surprised at the number of comments saying “Porshe is faster,” etc. I thought the opposite. 675lt doesn’t seem to be trying too hard to catch the 911.

Not for points, if I remember correctly. Strictly from memory, I put no additional research into this comment.

Yep, 9-3. Your wife will break it off. Even though you told her to close it when she was done with it.

No, its springloaded. You have to push it all the way back in an till it catches. This is the cupholder in a Saab 9-3, mid-2000s.

Until your wife breaks it off. Even though you told her to close it when she was done with it, because you KNEW she would break it off and you were sure it was impossible to find a replacement. Turns out it is not impossible, but will cost you like $250.

Way more often than I would like. That’s the answer to that question. My wife needs a minimum of two drinks at all times it seems. It frequently grows to three. Coffee, water, maybe a diet coke or a tea. Luckily, she realizes this is ridiculous and always makes sure I have access to a cupholder.

Haha, Edstrom is just so chill after that. Like he just answered the phone: “I’m fine, how are you?”

My grandfather was at Bikini Atoll during Operation Crossroads. Luckily, he was upwind and escaped long term health problems from radiation. He once told me that when the blast went off, he was on the opposite side of the ship, with his eyes buried in the crook of his arm, and his head in his lap, and he still saw…

I think there is strong disconnect between the customers Cadillac is courting and the buying experience their dealers are providing.

Ha, yeah. I think the problem is reverse. Dealers’ problems are not Cadillac, Cadillac’s problems are dealers.