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It's a short read. but it is accurate.

That's what she said.

I noticed that. All smoke and mirrors...just like guessing what the weather will be. Thankfully, I don't exactly need yet another one.

Well, we sold almost as many so space doesn't really matter in that sense. Also, most sit outside anyway, like the TRXs and her new RS6 Avant. But don't worry, the Hellcats live indoors.

Save the gray one for me, would you, Eric?

I also kind of enjoy the price negotiations with my favorite dealer. That's because we're friends, and I get a great deal no matter what. But that doesn't mean I can't pester him a bit and we can joke about it. This is all done over the phone, by the way, since he's 450 miles from here...

Yes, you can obviously rebuild engines, transmissions, diffs, etc., change ball joints, shocks and such. But it's not quite like on an older vehicle. If I put my TRX on the 2-post lift, for example, chances are good that the shocks have to be recalibrated afterwards. You can't even bleed the...

That's at least a voluntary choice. Unlike having to walk because the Furd broke down. Also, should the GM quit on you, you're likely to be able to fix it with ease.

At least a daily shower for myself, but the 'Cat...no, it's been washed once, about two years ago now, Two things in my favor; the Hyper Black wheels don't really show brake dust. And more importantly, I don't use the brakes much as they tend to slow the car down.

Once a year?!? My '18 has been washed once. Are you insinuating that it's not enough??

I don't work on modern vehicles of any brand. Not much you can do, other than maintenance and changing sub assemblies.

Can't say that I've had bad luck with Furds, since I've never possessed enough tools or patience to own one. But they are a bitch to work on.

Basically that I'd rather push a GM than drive a Furd.

So it takes a British chick to make you guys aware of the truth??

I agree, which is why a Charger is now appealing to me. A proper Charger, not a multi-door.

I'm not so sure that the car feels abused, but I do. Not getting to drive my favorite car for that long wasn't easy. Even dreamt about driving it the other night. Been a bit too busy. Only time I've left the property in the past two or three (or four?) weeks was to take the new-to-me wrecker on...

Almost forgot. Yesterday what I did to it was....drive it. It turned out to be right at six months since the oil change, so technically I should've changed the oil instead, with zero miles on it. Didn't have enough gas to go on a fun trip up the hill, so went to the gas station instead, only...

You don't want to. Trust me. His wife's good looking, but the rest is fiction and madness in an uneven mix.

Please. I'm a little allergic to the "fleet" word. A guy not far enough away from here (300+ miles) refers to his two Ram 1500s as a fleet. And his 10 undeveloped acres as a "ranch".

Sounds like you did okay after all.