weird. But it’s so small that I would never look at it.
Something I always dread, simply because it is such a hassle - New tire installation.
My Porsche Turbo S comes standard with Porsche Center-Lock wheels (1 center lug nut).
Wheel removal entails the use of a $1100 Torsion Bar Wrench to loosen/tighten the Center-Lock nut to 420lbs. torque! Thankfully my tire guy is educated in the procedure and everything went smoothly.
Whew!!
Quite the system upgrade.
Cars have always been more than just transportation—they reflect personality and passion, making every drive an experience worth remembering.
This can be true.
But for most a car really is just transportation. Nothing wrong with this.
Most people I know make their new car purchases as they do their appliances.
My neighbor just picked their new car entirely on reports of reliability and safety.
Statistics even picked the color. Esthetics were irrelevant.
As Elk said, nothing wrong with that.
What’s the story on how they ended up living next to you, being a wonderful neighbor? 
White, black and grey make up 75% of all cars sold in the US last year, for the 4th year running.
Mine are blue and red.
My Audi is “Chronos Grey” that doesn’t look grey at all to me. Some people see grey when they look at it. I see green.
Yellow, silver, black
Sheesh, all on one car?
That would be visually noisy.
One color for each car.
A great statement. I’m going to use it at the first opportunity.
Now that’s a mancave!
I would never leave there!
My Audi is Manhattan Gray, and it seems green to me!
Even to drive?
No stereo?!
