"Omni" was taken.

That makes me never want to visit this Forum dell'auto italiana.

No, today's 1963 series one convertible takes just about everything that made the Corvair iconic and spins them backwards into a tree. Originally this car would have come with a 2,375-cc pancake six out back, and swing axles making up the rear half of its Quadri-Flex suspension that caused Ralph Nader's famously…

I dunno...it sure ran off fast.

This looks kinda naughty.

I was menaced in the crosswalk the other day by a 458. I gave it the "srsly?" look. It sat sullenly for a moment then moved on quickly, making a howly sound. I think it scared it.

Ray?

The Outback really made Subaru what it is now. It was a genuine turning point. IN the early 90's Subaru was trying to expand their market with the SVX, which turned out to be too much of a stretch, marketing-wise. What Subaru actually needed was more Subaru, not more coupé. So the Outback simply took the AWD,…

Some folks here seem stuck on the "Duo" when this car shows up. The question then is, are you secure enough in your own masculinity to drive this vehicle if it turns out to be really good even if you think it looks phallic? Would you care about snickering man-children?

Probably one, maybe two. It would be very expensive to re-fabricate the whole body in aluminum to replace the stainless steel.

Just missing a strap.

For the extremely dense driver? "Face this way when operating vehicle."

It could be fast and all, but that Mustang grill does not translate well at all.

How quaint. It's like the sail dinghy racing of the auto world.

Please tell me the sell "I crashed at Nurburgring" t-shirts in the gift shop.

Naturellement.

Mais oui, parce que la France.

So, a bit off topic, but what is the French thing with yellow headlights anyway?

I imagine Goodyear has some kind of product placement agreement for the movies and for whatever reason they couldn't get the actual tires on the actual car, so they just went ahead with a quick-fix that would show up with the brand on screen. It's funny how crappy a lot of slick movie props look in person. Prop…

Yeh, pointless...unless you're 12.