Garages are a bit of a mixed blessing. See we salt the roads around here, which is fine. But salt tends to rust cars which isn’t. I’m sure this isn’t news to you but this bit might be: salt won’t oxidize when it’s cold out. Get things just a bit warmer and suddenly the salt that wasn’t a problem outside eats away at…

Want to know how not to have a good time? Try jacking the damn thing to get at the tire.

That’s just the Dodge Aero package. A $349 dealer installed add-on.

Kinja logic: you either get no pictures or duplicates. There is no middle ground.

Personal preference. I think they are the reason boxy was in vogue for so long.

What exactly is/was that purpose?

Don’t know about Iowa, but around here we need bumpers to be legal.

There should probably be laws against that kind of CARnage.

That really depends on insulation. We have an unheated entryway that has basically no insulation because it has tons of single pane windows and when it’s -20 outside it gets down to about 8 in there, so that’s a huge difference. YMMV however.

lol 20F. It only gets that warm here to snow on us before it’s back to -20F.

Man I know right? Those first few miles can be a chore. I had a tire rip itself off the rim last year because I tried turning when it wasn’t yet round. The rim turned and the tire didn’t.

CP for whatever is behind the wheel alone. Also waaaaaay too much to fix to make it right.

I think it’s cold enough here that time is just standing still.

I think the issue here is that you are making the assumption that all corporations are inherently evil and that by stating what a corporation is, we are supporting it.

You have such a firm understanding of corporate structure that you haven’t got the foggiest idea of why they are formed or what they do.

I’m probably alone in this but information overload is like... not enough information.

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Yeah, this makes the most sense.

I thought assisted suicide was illegal?

No one has “forgotten what it is that corporations do” you simply don’t understand corporate structure.