First thing that came to my mind as well. The V8 Monza was a classic example of what could have been a nice ride if it wasn’t a malaise era GM car.

Why do I have to dig so deep to find the correct and obvious answer? Depending on the contributory negligence laws of Utah, anything they can pin on the truck driver could potentially absolve the pursuit cop of any liability.

This is THE solution. Expecially when you take some of the airfare money and rent an nice comfy car. I just did a vacation invovling 16 hour drives each way. What made it easy was the rental minivan. You may pay a little more than the sedan you were going to rent at the destination but save a lot from not buying four…

Classic. The late 60's was a golden age for Chevy styling. Long straight lines with the edges rounded. Minimal garnishment to detract from the styling.

I’m not quite an old timer, but I remember when NASCAR was about racing, not some motorsport drama with more last minute time-outs than a NCAA basketball championship.

He should have called his neighbor from just down the road. She could have helped him out with the tags.

I’ve seen this guy around somewhere before.

Why did the statistician drown crossing the water hole?

This.

More relevent:

Why do I never hear people say this out loud? The news covers this a piece here, a piece there. It gets wrapped up in partisan bickering. But put the whole thing together:

Then VOTE YES in November for the constitutional convention.

This. As a baby-boomer, I can’t understand why the GOP, so sure that the Democrats were planning on ceding the US Government to the New World Order, would sit passively by with the potential the Trump sells it to the Russians for personal gain.

Ford just needs to make Mustangs front wheel drive. Problem solved.

Why? Because the answer is always Miata.

This is no more than blather from an enlightened design industry leader. I half expected the word lifestyle to be used.

Stop trying to produce a complete car and turn it into a component car. There are enough Honda Civics and old Gold Wings around to use for the mechanical bones. It’s the frame, body, and electronics that need to be sourced. Look at Factory Five’s model.

When automakers first introduced these keys, how many of them were confident that they had the security locked down tight so that this would never happen?

What a ruttin’ thing to do.