I haven't seen one of those since Windows 98.
I haven't seen one of those since Windows 98.
Crack pipe.
Blame whoever's in the White House at the time, then send a campaign contribution to the guy who promises to bring prices back down to 35¢ a gallon.
But he'll drive it Forever, Man.
2nd Gear: "More prominent protection plates." Because visiting the rough and tumble parking lot at Nordstrom's isn't the kind of place you'd take some sissy CUV.
Metallic paint on the dashboard. I bet that makes driving on a sunny day a pure delight.
Yes, I'm old.
But all they'll cook for breakfast is tofu bacon. Yuck.
Back in the day, single women usually drove small, sporty-ish coupes, which lead to six-cylinder pony cars to get tagged with the not-complimentary nickname "secretary's car." All the hot babe secretarys on TV drove something that fit the mold: Mary Richards (she was applying to be Lou Grant's secretary), Peggy Fair,…
Seven-speed transmission? Manual? That sounds like a bitch to drive while wearing hemp sandals.
Why are all the Minis I've seen driven by crusty old hippies?
And you never know when the guest of honor may need a little extra assistance entering or exiting their final ride...
In the case of the Armada, I think Nissan did that for federalization reasons, much like the Stanza Altima. As for the Solara, that's just another instance of Toyota's sales-inflation trickery, like the (Corolla) Matrix and (Toyota) Scion.