Wow, shameless clickbait. These cars look less reliable? How is that a valid assessment tool. Cheaply done Jalopnik.

100% this. The vast majority of cruising sailboat owners are people who have worked their asses off in regular jobs, for many years, scrimping and saving and being as self-reliant as possible in order to fulfill a lifelong dream.

The glib attitude in this piece doesn’t come off well. Someone is bound to die soon from these attacks.

I like the wheels, I like the engine, hell, the interior really isn’t bad either.  I just can’t get over the exterior body.  I would say it’s nice price for someone but I won’t be buying it.  The black paint does help, but not enough for me to think it looks good.

1 ⬆3 Mazda

I’d like to think the interior designer for this Lotus Esprit in 1976 was just given a scrap of paper with the words “SCOTSMAN SPACESHIP SEX” on it and told to figure it out from there.

Because they’re forward looking designs.

This 2007 Jaguar XJR. It’s one of the best looking sleeper sedans be made, at $21,900cad/$16,172usd. The 4.2L supercharged V8 gives you 390hp/399lb-ft.

If you enjoy street-parked 1970s cars in New York City as much as we do, check out this gallery from a new book by photographer Landon Clay. It is extremely our shit and hopefully yours as well.

I might need to devote an entire piece to that....

Awesome article! One question; can we get an elaboration on the “spiked fuel?”

I actually enjoyed the news segment because it was nothing but witty banter between hosts.

I’m still researching those differences.

Also weird, also like the 400i.

While I never could get behind the Mondial, I am one of those weirdos who have always liked the 400i. Even more so after seeing one in the flesh at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2 years ago.

The New Jeep Wrangler’s Roof May Do Three Things It’s Never Done:

Don’t go to work—quit your life and do Saab things in your Saab!

I love the Tommy Bahama chairs. They’re backpacks, which is a feature I didn’t know I needed but now absolutely can’t live without. Come with a pillow. Wide seat which is great when kids are piling into it. Cup holder. Zippable cooler thing in the back. Sturdy and holds up to a lot of abuse.

I love the Tommy Bahama chairs. They’re backpacks, which is a feature I didn’t know I needed but now absolutely…