I too moved from Atlanta to Philadelphia. You know what gets me more than anything? The timing of the traffic lights on major roads. You go through one traffic light to immediately stop at the next traffic light that turns red the second the previous light turns green. Repeat ten times (or more) so no one can pass… Read more

It's actually not that hard to find a stock MKIV Supra TT around SoCal, one pops up every few months from my autotrader browsing, but they are BANK because so many were ruined by modifications. Read more

Dammit Doug. I actually had an answer for this and it was the Integra. Read more

Have you taken the 5th St. tunnel yet? If not, you must and please let me know when so I can hear that beautiful flat crank v8 whail! Read more

but Flip Flops, besides being a horrible choice in general. Driving with FlipF lops is right up there with painting nails and reading while driving Read more

Even if the 360 isn't on a list, one can't discount how huge a step it was for the company. Also I laugh at any 4 seater Ferrari making one of these lists. Read more

I've lived in London, Los Angeles, Rome, and now Philly, and can absolutely say that you have no idea what you're talking about. Read more

So I am. When did that happen? Anyway, grab a Pats for me! I miss being close enough to get one on a whim. Also, cherish all that is Wawa, Sheetz, and Tastykake. Mark my words, when (if) you move, those are the little things you'll miss Read more

Those are not cobblestones. They are ballast stones from (Dutch) ships. They sailed here with them, dropped them off and loaded up with cargo. The city had so many that they decided to pave the roads with them. If you want to live here, get your history right! Read more

Doug, the video loading froze right when you were backing out the garage at 00:29 with your pain grimace on, I swear that is a classic & I was laughing hard, it would be funny as your avatar. Read more

On a trip to New Orleans to swim against Tulane in college, one of our vans bottomed out and cracked the oil pan on/in what was the largest pothole I've ever seen. This was in 2008, so there was still a ton of infrastructure that hadn't been fixed since Katrina. Read more

I'm sure you will. I've got plenty of friends in the area that went to school there and never left. Read more

Agreed. I have a very favorable opinion of the Fine Arts culture in Philly, and the culinary scene is FANTASTIC. That said, it's still fun to occasionally rag on the folks in the eastern end of the Commonwealth. Read more

Agreed. As a native New Yorker I hated this place for a long time. Now that I'm older and have killed most of my brain with beer, I think this place is great. It's got everything. Anyone who has spent more than a day here and didn't have something stolen from them and didn't read a bunch of 20 year old Sports… Read more

People say the same thing about New Jersey if they have never been there or have never left Newark Airport. Judging entire cities by their sports fans, news stories, or reputation without actually experiencing the place for yourself is in poor form. Read more

"But they're not as bad as New Orleans, where you're driving down a nice, quiet residential street, and all of a sudden, BAM! You've fallen through the earth and everyone in China is staring at you." Read more

"You could ask a hipster from Portland where the worst roads are, and he'd ponder it for a second, and stroke his beard while food particles fall out, and then he'd say "PORTLAND!" even though his sole method of transportation is a fixed-gear bike and he rides it on the sidewalk. " Read more

I bottomed out an S-10 on a road near Tulane in New Orleans. It was pretty amazing since the street was lined with what I am sure are nearly million dollar houses. I'm happy to report they have since resurfaced that road and it's not so bad, but there are still plenty of roads I wouldn't dare take a car down. Read more

At least your street has sidewalks Read more

I've lived in Philly and DC. DC traffic is worse, but Philly roads are worse Read more