pretti

All my cars have been rwd, so my preference is rwd, limited slip diff, front or mid engine. My wife's first car was fwd, and she said she couldn't feel the difference. Having rwd all my life, whenever I drove a fwd, it felt noticably weird to me having the power and driving together. She liked there was more room inside and no tunnel. It seems more stable to me to separate the power and steering with the weight transfer to the back when accelerating. Now she has been driving a rwd, she can definitely tell the difference and prefers rwd, even if smaller inside because of tunnel.

Before COVID, I could get the a 2yro car I liked, fully loaded for $20k cheaper then the base. A 4yr old one, $30k cheaper then base. Now, a 3yro fully loaded car is $8-10k cheaper then base. That makes a new car more reasonable to me.

Reacher

Temple of the dog

Lawn darts.

IMHO, 300hp is more then enough for daily driver.

Only ate it raw with peanut butter.

This is genX, why just the 90's? Run DMC.

I'm so grateful we don't have to backup like that anymore. Cameras are QoL.

My first car in 1987 was a 1965 Mercury Comet Caliente!

Private equity ruined eating out.

Alice in chains - Jar of flies

Many if our favorite restaurants are Private Equity owned and is all Sysco food, that is just microwaved. I can nuke food at home.

Have a '23 IS500 and a 2010 IS350, 3 drivers. $2k for 6 months.

Columbia House wasn't a racket if you got your 13 albums for a penny and never paid anything else!

We would go to our lockers in between classes and there were water fountains.

Haha, yes.

You can thank Sysco for that.

Reliability, performance, value. Pick two.

Rarely use laptop outside of work. Everything is web-based and phones are good at that.

Work gave me an iPhone. Aside from reading work emails when our of the office (during work hours), I only use it to update it.