@mkbruin: There was also a Vauxhall Cavalier, Pontiac Sunfire, Mercedes 190E, Toyota Corona, and a handful of BMW E36 320i's

@fanoblack: Yessssssssssss. Thank you.

Hey Opti, if you're out there, I have two words for you:

@CmndrFish: I hate Nibbles.

Fiat 500 cake?!?!?!

@timberwulf37: NATCC did make me feel better about previously owning a Dodge Stratus, that's for sure.

@V864: Fuck it. Promotions all around!

@zekestone: Ding ding ding ding!

Shit, at my high school the preppy rich girls just got new cars in general, while the rest of us were left with 5-10 year old American iron, depending on a variety of factors. Even a new Pontiac G6 was considered opulence.

@Dab O' Swine: Trollin'?

@Sedako: I'm referring to the one pictured specifically, the 2000-2007 one.

The only time I've EVER heard of somebody talking of the Monte Carlo affectionately when I was way out in the boonies in Central Wisconsin. Only. Time. Ever.

@zacarious: I'm with you. CTS wagons are gorgeous. It's one of those cars you have to see "in the flesh" to fully appreciate.

@Spiegel Che Guevara: Oh. I guess I just can't read.

I would have said the new Dodge Avenger, but I missed the QOTD for this one. XD

This isn't on there. Or Laguna Seca, for that matter. What?

@BloggyMcBlogBlog: Distinct laack of Saabs. I aam saaddened.

It's all about the brand differentiation. They're working on moving Chrysler (back) upmarket.

White.

Distinct lack of Chrysler K.