This is why I hand wash my cars. I took a brand new black car through a “brushless” car wash and did $500 worth of damage to the clearcoat. And of course the wash operator assumes no liability whatsoever. I took another car through an automated wash and it stripped the front badge off my hood.

Sounds like a negotiating tactic to get San Antonio to give him a SuperMax.

The calculation is probably different for everyone. Going from a 19 mpg SUV to a 37 mpg car, driving 13,476 miles a year at $4 a gallon will save me over $1400 this year. But it’s not just the gas of course, California registration will tack on another $350, insurance another $1200, repairs and maintenance, well…

Yeah I hear what you’re saying, I’ve never had an at fault accident but I’ve been rear ended 3 times in my life by 3 different morons who were for various reasons driving like idiots. So while I may not need driver’s aids I understand there are plenty of gray matter deficient types who do.

$2.79 a gallon? Maybe if you live next to a refinery in Texas. Also the mpg estimates are off, I can usually hit the EPA average of 36 or 37 in my new Civic even though the calculator says 32.

All Tesla drivers, please stay far far away from me.

The difference of course is that I’m smart enough to slow down, leave a larger gap and be ready for an emergency stop when traffic conditions warrant instead of plowing straight ahead into the back of a car, pedestrian or baby buggy.

These old first generation liquid cooled flat six Porsches are generally pretty reliable. I had a 996 back in the day and never had any real issues with it. If the IMS is really a concern you can get a DIY bearing upgrade kit for around a grand. Double that if you want someone to install it for you. Either way an…

Even Subaru couldn’t sell people onto this misguided concept so what makes you think anyone else is going to be anymore successful?

Yeah, been there, done that, never gonna happen. Nobody’s interested.

Aren’t LeBron and Draymond really friends and business partners? This is more like good natured ribbing amongst friends than anything else. As beefs go this is less t-bone and more tofutti.

I disagree. Japan doesn’t exactly have a cheap cost of living so if Honda can do a $2000 version for the domestic market there’s no reason they can’t do one for us, unless it has something to do with a useless import tariff or tax.

Justify is ruining the NBA.

Well that’s downright Un-Amurican. What are you Liz, a Russian commie? Besides where am I gonna mount my gun rack if I’m driving a Pry-us?

Rob Deer would fit right into major league baseball today. Swing as hard as you can every single time, hit .220 with a home run around every 16 times at bat, and strike out over 1400 times for his career or around 36% of the time. He would be a star.

Does it still come with a kick starter? Even though the old ones went electric start a long time ago I still liked to fold out the kick starter and go all Marlon Brando on it.

You roll off the throttle between shifts, you know like a regular manual. The clutch is automatic, the shifting is not. You get used to it after awhile and it becomes second nature.

Didn’t make it to too many classes at Duke did you Kyrie?

Sarcasm alert.

The super cub is the true people’s car. It has served as the cheap, reliable primary transportation for millions of people all over the world. I used it most days to get around southeast Asia during the four months I spent there. Rentals were easy and always available for around a fiver per day. And they would…