This one's been permanently buzzing the Joshua Tree, CA airport for many years:

"3.) British Racing Green"

Car #2 - front end is definitely 1946 Chevy. You need to enhance the 1080p version:

The grille below the Mercedes looks to be from a Daimler.

Late to the party as usual, but I'll toss in these P-40 mockups - powered by six-cylinder Chevy engines! - from the 1942 John Wayne movie Flying Tigers:

I'll raise you. How about two big-block Chevys in a Vickers Vimy?

And she was probably very upset when she realized she didn't have a third hand to hold a gas can.

"I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille..."

Were the three likes a result of statistical margin of error?

I was dumb enough once to turn on Night of the Living Dead as background noise. Bad idea.

Thinking of a less well-known line from Mommie Dearest:

Looks like you're the winner, and I bet you wish you weren't.

Most awkward sex: Me and another guy (one of my Aztec buddies) in my '72 Malibu SS (non-reclining bucket seats, console shift automatic, and too many drums and headdresses in the back seat to go there).

Bottoms up.

Wish I still had the Mercedes ad that took the lookalike car ads to task - most quotable part was when they mentioned their independent rear suspension and described the pretenders as having "simple wagon axles".

The radio ads for the Sun Bug, meanwhile, had a breathy-voiced woman singing, "Oh the Sun Bug has sporty racing wheels and cute black trim/And soft cloth seats that feel good when you're in a bikini!" Never forgot that one, although I've tried...

Yep. :'(

Or just buy something pre-'76 and pray for a new governor who will finally implement the 30-year sliding scale.

To the guy in the Metropolitan: You're a braver man than I am.

Jason, I feel for you.