Back when I was in elementary school in the early 1980s my old man had three Triumphs: a '61 TR3A, a '64 TR4, and a '71 Stag (with the original V8, that he poured money into, and it still never worked right). I remember being able to sit in the Three as it was driving, reaching out the door, and touching the pavement…

@IronEagle: Quit hatin'?

Holy shit, I had to stop watching it.

WINNAR!

I understand why the picture of the guy applying the stuff is fuzzed out. I wouldn't want to be recognized for perpetrating such crimes either.

"Jetstream SC250 Guaranteed To Drive Better Than It Looks"

For anyone wanting a modern El Camino, just head to South Africa:

Can't really say if they're the worst names or not, but I've always been amused by the names the Japanese give their commercial trucks.

You'd think that of three redesigns that Acura had on tap over two years or so that at least ONE of the sedans would be attractive...

*shrug*

*sigh* Haters...

Oh Christ, are we going to have to endure yet another year of Jalopnik robovomit about the next Transformers movie?

Know what I don't see?

Dekotora ain't got NOTHIN' on our 'Murrican hearses, y'all.

Know who else has their regional HQ in the RenCen?

Am I the only one who sees more than a little AMC Gremlin in this?

Hrm...

Looks like a Toyota Solara spent the night w/ a Nissan Altima.

My old man had a '71 Stag in Damson Plum, with the wire wheels... gorgeous car, totally unique, everyone thought it was a Jag. Pity the damned thing never once ran right... he staunchly refused to replace the original Triumph V8 with the Rover V6, like so many other swaps.

*seizure*