Non-car people always hope that I have a favorable opinion of their choice of vehicle. There are MANY cars that are good at what they do and are just average (which is ok). But if I tell someone, "Oh, its a good average car that wont let you down" That apparently means I don't like it and they should've chosen…

My Saturn SL2 has a insanely wimpy horn. So bad, my Brother mentioned it as one of the things he hated about my car (on the same level as the fact that it doesnt always like to start) when he borrowed it for a while...

@CaptMatt15: Yay Nibbles! Lets try again!

I'd drive this sucker, covered in dirt and such.

@aciddiver: I remember when these guys were on ESPN every weekend when I was a kid. I was amazed by the difference in the fast buggys like you posted and the Jeeps which just burbled through the water. I totally wanted to do this when I grew up...

I'd go Ford, and something like '95 to '97. Between the new Mustang, Explorer, F150, Etc you may not have had the best cars ever, but you'd be raking in the dough quite fast.

So a Sweedish guy is speeding in Switzerland in an SLS on German Plates (D in the blue section)? Something tells me he's got another one to drive while this one is being "examined" in impound.

@Flathead Smith and the Screaming Straight Pipes: Big Wheels are much cooler - I've got great memories of bombing down grassy hills on these with my siblings

I really enjoy all the Japanese videos that test sets of sports cars against each other on track with professional drivers behind the wheel of each.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: For my Droid, depends on how much the phone is trying to find some signal. During the work week, signal sucks at my office, so the phone lasts 1 day. On the weekends, I dont have to charge at all (so 2+ days) with good signal.

Okay, This is a Caddy Convertible that was made by chopping a 4 door down to a 2 door - its mega-strange...

@CaptMatt15:

Lotus Evora Type 124 Racer... Ready to pull out and have some serious add-lightness fun on the track...

@RLJ676-LS3 Commuter Car - for the environment: I work for a Tier 1 Automotive supplier (not a Ford supplier, however) and I have seen stranger things than a little frame strengthening happen mid model yea

@brandegee: Yeah, the problem is that the EPA doesn't require MPG ratings since the trucks are so big, so I suppose that everyone just doesn't discuss MPG that much - even though its a huge diesel selling point in this size truck.

@brandegee: Actually, most reports for the new 6.7L are getting in the very high teens/low 20s for most driving - which is very good considering the Gas engines get like 13 mpg combined.

@Hooker: Comes in an AWD variant, has for several years now

@RLJ676-LS3 Commuter Car - for the environment: In the section talking about payload increase it is noted that Higher-Strength steel will be used for parts of the frame to boost payload.

I think we could start a Jalopnik Spec series with SL2s, I've got one (on its 2nd Engine)!!

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