Next year when it’s time to buy a new car, I’ll be looking at those GMC Mt. McKinleys. They’re great for hauling kids around.

Oh, shit! You don’t know what “petty” means, do you?

Here you go: http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/24/politics/trump-denali-mt-mckinley/index.html

It would appear they only manifest themselves when needed to take out an errant BMW driver.

Ghost cars do exist.

Or Flint Michigan water.

Hopefully Jim Cantore’s next report will involve kicking Donald Trump in the nuts.

Yeah, I wouldn’t do it in VA. They are super strict on all driving laws.

Did this all the time with my 85 Supra! That DOHC six sounded soooo good!

I’m fairly certain the first phrase my 7 month old son will utter will be “hold on to your butts” because of his father’s love of freeway on-ramps.

My 20 year old Volvo scoffs in the face of such advice. I find I can cure most any fault on the car by driving it, slowly and in the passing lane, and never using the turn signal.

funny, a new chick at work saw my car toys all over my desk and she says, “oh man you’re a car guy...I totally want a maserati some day!” So I said to her, “so buy one. They depreciate like they fell off a cliff. You could trade a Camry for one any day.” She looked at me like I was lying. I said, “well yeah you’ll…

So we can view unreliable cars as wealth redistribution devices. I like it.

I’m sorry, but as enticing as that car might be I’d never buy early Japanese metal from a guy who a) lives as far north as Virginia, and b) lives in a town called Rustburg. The only thing holding that car together is the paint.

There’s this 2005 Maserati GranSport at a dealership up the street from me for a cool $21,777. I can’t even imagine what kind of a maintenance nightmare this thing would be and every time I drive past it I laugh a little waiting for someone to pick it up. They have it parked right in front, of course.

I have a local Alfa dealer. Turns out they sell Alfas there.

rennlist.com has numerous stickied threads on this process in the 981 forum and 991 forums. Some of their members literally know more about PTS than the average Porsche sales person. In some cases, they are as well informed as the PTS experts Porsche employs.

I really think they could have taken better advantage of the traveling tent gimmick if they had more segments related to a particular car culture in that area or a famous driving road there. The segment in South Africa about the burnout/drifting competition thing was a step in the right direction.

You can absolutely ask Porsche for a custom-matched color. The Instagram account @ptsrs documents paint to sample builds. One customer removed the fuel filler door from his Nogaro Blue B5 Audi S4 and sent it to Porsche to be color matched.

Good, that means they can drop that stupid and painful “Celebrity Brain Crash” bit that just highlights how none of them should become actors.