(the engine goes 2000 between overhauls– what car driver thinks in those terms)

Oh dear. That thing is like an hour's drive away from me. And I've been looking for a tow vehicle for the Ghia, which, in its original form, would have had even less horsepower than this thing. The folks I run with have a sense of humor that would definitely appreciate this, and it sure would be nice to have a tow…

"passenger USB chargers"

Consider what we're talking about as prereqs for a moving car:

That is actually pretty common; "power-to-weight ratio" is very often expressed more in terms of weight-to-power, e.g. 3000 lb car with 300hp, "I'm finally down to about 10:1 after all that engine tuning." In these cases everyone still just calls it "power-to-weight ratio" because that's what people know. Besides,…

I saw the picture before reading the text and thought "Hey wow what a pretty leaf pattern printed on the seat cushOH MY GOD THAT'S FIRE DAMAGE".

This same stupidity infected the designers of the A4- and B5-platform Volkswagens, including my old '02 Golf. And yes, I had a paper cup of McD's iced tea leak sugar-syrupy ickyness all over my HVAC buttons, to the point that I couldn't toggle recirculation anymore.

It turns out that a limiting arm is all the Corvair needed to keep the swing axles in check. The swing axle isn't a bad concept; it was just executed poorly, several times.

48-hour test drive? Hell yes. Show up to the dealer on Saturday morning, take a road trip through the countryside in the afternoon, autocross the becheebus out of it on Sunday, take the Mrs. out to dinner Sunday night, return the car like a boss on Monday morning. Best test drive ever.

indeed.

We have a winner!

This is beginning to look like the Holiday Special of Star Wars games.

Please. We're talking Don Draper here. That's smoke+drink+sex break.

Wins name...back? #corrections

Put the Toyota badges back on instead of Ferrari, and drop it by $10k, and you have an MR-S with an interesting and not unpleasing body kit. This is a diplomatic way of saying, the DEA will be showing up at this crack dealer's door today.

(3rd) The real question to be answered by Commonwealth Advertising is... is Chevy deep enough for you?

1800s: American schoolchildren draw detailed maps from atlases.

The lines between "live action" and "animated" sure are blurry now.

As long as they're all on the ground, you can convince yourself that maybe they're all awaiting some love and restoration. But when they start getting stacked... then you know it's the end.

Tough room... <.< #jokefail