Oh, I was thinking of bringing my Voyager along and have a Tacoma for when it starts to snow since it comes with a stick shift and can be devoid of fancy stuff. Either that or a Stripper Version Suburban from the 1990s. I might have to rethink my priorities.

For some reason it looks like the mirror is from a 1990s General Motors pick up. I think it is the shape.

Hmm, I wonder if that is the answer.

Thought Audis were driver friendly vehicles in terms of handling and feel.

Don't they call that Forgotonia? Anyway, after seeing Western Illinois I can see why one of the nicknames is the Prarie State.

Hard to drive a Honda into the ground if you take care of it unless you live in a Rust Belt and/or get into an accident.

Good choice, I was last in Chicago back when Micheal Jordon was winning championships and I thought the FoMoCo plant was near the Sears Tower since I did not understand the concept of city sprawl.

I nearly got run under/nearly sideswiped a Lambo on I-87 last November. I merged into a left lane to pass a truck and the Lambo did something dangerously stupid to get into the lane I was going into. They braked I bailed out of the lane then moved back in kind of cutting them off in anger while flipping them the bird.

I would have thought a more sturdy vehicle would be representing.

So, the plastic bits are falling off? Weird, I hardly ever see that with the ones around here.

HA! That is funny!

A bunch around here too.

Hey, stop messing with fellow New Yorkers.

Even New York has those in decent numbers.

I like those trucks more than the Bro Trucks and Cowboy Cadillacs.

So, what do y'all use them for?

So, if I wanted to move to Southeastern Wyoming for a railroading job what words of wisdom would you give me?

Even I get this mixed up, but the Nitro is the Dodge version.

Vehicle with Houston Oilers sticker?

Now I will admit that being in Dublin for about a week in early 2011 is not a very long time, but I am trying to rack my brain on these vehicles. I saw a number of Skodas and Toyotas and other vehicles, but did not notice these very often.