Based on the Jalopometer, that VW is a bargain. My '70 scored almost as much as my C6 Z06 and my e46 M3 combined.

There's a cool El Camino called the 'Little Red Whore'. Do not GIS 'Little Red Whore'.

While my heart is screaming 'e30', I found this tasty little SC400 on Craigs last night for a grand, and the rational part of my brain is screaming 'perfect LeMons car'.

Mansory is still around, and they're not even good.

How did Chevy trying to sell the Nova in Mexico not make this list? For the unilingual out there, 'no va' is Spanish for 'doesn't go'. They didn't sell very many.

Just sayin...

"But consider whether the blame belongs to Selig himself"

There's some VW love going on here, but not near enough.

I enjoy presenting ridiculous hypotheticals. For example:

lol

If you have the space. And can afford to pony up cash or make two (or three if you have a significant other) car payments for a car that meets your requirements for reliability, safety, space, and not embarrassing you if you're seen in it.

Got these last month. Not as impressive, but whatever.

Not always about the money. In the cases of most of the people I know who DD trucks, space is the problem.

That's fair. But you have to remember that a lot of the trucks you see on the highway weren't bought because they're good commuters. A lot of the time the drivers are dealing with the bad gas mileage and tough parking during the week because they have a boat, or a trailer, or some horses they want to haul around on…

Drive across the middle of the country. You will see a lot of stuff like this.

I heard the H3 did pretty bad, but you would never know it driving around so cal. Also, I've seen a bunch of Lincoln Blackwoods recently, but I think that's just an anomaly.

Spyker C8 looks a bit ungainly and awkwardly proportioned in pictures, but hot damn, it's a knockout in the flesh

Shennanigans on Stroker Ace. That's an American classic.

That's actually an 'innie'