Farfrümboring?

The Supercar Blondie take is even weirder:

You don’t want to go to Alberta. There’s just different kinds of monsters up there, and many of them are idiots.

Driver quality examples are cheap now that the previous generations who coveted them are dying off. They’re classy as fuck, and have more style than anything in the above list.

“And the market there prefers this more ostentatious LOOK AT ME styling.”

If you can afford three vehicles and you can already afford the registration costs, then you can afford it. In reality, the motorcycle and C6 costs would likely be lowered more than the Explorer’s would increase.

Given what little I know of your posting habits, I predict you daily a lifted crew cab with a pristine, scratch free bed.

I wanted to suggest an F-body since I owned an early 4th gen Firebird, but I assumed that it would fail the “not boring” requirement since I correlated “not boring” with “not common”.

I’m thinking 2nd gen Dodge Challenger. Manual as an option, RWD, rare in the “why would someone still own one of these” sort of way.

Ahh, the beige RX, when the beige Camry owner gets a promotion to middle management.

In 2016, I was surprised.

Don’t feed him compliments. The hyperbolic, incitement is trademark tomato.

Some people, in times of duress or uncertainty, start to look to authoritarian figures as a source of stability.

I wager that 95% of Republicans who crow about the economy, stock market, and jobs when confronted with negative Trump news have:

Nobody uses butthurt anymore, you shitheel.

Anyone who uses libtard in a non-ironic way is exactly the sort of brain dead moron who is still carrying his water.

This is good satire. 

You’re comparing lofty fuel efficiency legislature to “cars are too heavy and too expensive. they should be lighter and then they’ll be cheaper and somehow the engines will be smoother”? Are you just foolish or trying to gaslight?

Did Obama, or Bush, or Reagan ever make decrees and statements that were based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how vehicles and the industry operate?

“Commiefornia”