2022? What’s with the long development?

Whose boob? Oh...J’s Boob!

Shhh, don’t feed the wildlife or it’ll keep coming back.

I also owned both a T8 and a T16 900. I took my friend out to a lonely road and let him drive my ‘82 T8 to see what the fuss was about. The turbo lag was long enough for him to get the whole sentence “man, this thing is slow” out before he promptly ate his words.

You can’t list Pontiac’s good cars from the era and not mention the G8....

Wonderfully! Regular maintenance done in the garage is always the best solution to a lot of issues. The problem though is they sold it as a “lifetime” fill, and some VW dealerships don’t even know how to do the service. A lot of R owners take their car to Audi service centers because at least they’re familiar with the…

My windshield wipers are dull so I moved to Syria.

It would be awesome if Ray were interested in occasionally writing for Jalopnik as a sort of Jalop emeritus. I’m sure he would have some stories to tell and would fit in perfectly with the motley assortment of characters.

The day Tom died, I sent my local NPR station the biggest donation I had ever made to a charity of any kind with a note to keep airing Car Talk as long as they could. I don’t care it’s not new, I still get a big grin when I hear that banjo music on Saturday morning.

Any Volvo in the entire world is better than a Prius.

So then...

I can remember one I think it was for the Malibu where the car is de-badged and one of the “real” people claims they think the car is “a mix between a Tesla and a BMW.”

Manual transmission, tire pressure monitored by a handheld dial gauge, carbureted and the keys are utterly devoid of any electronic gimcrackery. You can steal my truck, but before you can do that you have to touch it.

His name is Brad, works in accounting, wears a bowtie.

Have they found this one yet:

A Ford Aerostar was-hands down-the worst vehicle I have every had the displeasure of riding in. They weren’t very good new. But used? Can you imagine? No, think about it. Can? You? Possibly? Imagine?

I actually now own this car and the Chrysler ETV-1. Both cars now reside in a private climate controlled collection in Pennsylvania awaiting restoration. It is a car way ahead of its time, aluminum and composite construction with advanced electronics. An interesting part of history.

Obviously not something the Russians share when they built Адмирал Дымчатый