"Along the way, the man propped up the dead woman and placed sunglasses on her face and a stuffed animal in her lap; his nonagenarian mother was not allowed to use the restroom during the daylong drive; and the air-conditioning in the man's van malfunctioned."

switching to hellfires

I'll bet they held that meeting in the ultra super top secret Alamo basement.

D'awww

I need to see the Nurburgring lap times before I can make my decision.

I fixed it for you.

I'd love to graft everything forward of the A-pillar to my Outback. That's what the front should have looked like.

On newer Fords you can choose the ambient LED colour of your cup holders, because everything needs an LED nowadays.

That stupid MPG (or in this case KPG or L or whatever in the picture) in BMWs. As you accelerate, slow down, whatever, it freaks out and goes all over the place. It's totally unreadable most of the time and even if you can read it, it hardly sits still long enough to mean anything. Why is it there?

Choice of weaponry is all wrong. The proper rifle to pose next to a mid 70's German car would be an H&K G3.

Loved the look and concept. Don't see them anymore - probably hooned to death.

We just hang a little bell that he can bump with his nose. Works great.

Now THIS is a comparison I want to see. Base price is roughly identical to the NV200, comes with a manual transmission should you so desire, and assuming the rear seats are removable as they are on quite a few minivans, could assume similar gear-hauling capabilities.

Was just coming on here to post this. Hudson made some gorgeous cars in its lifetime, and as their trucks were just their cars with a bed mounted on the chassis behind the cut down front body, it stands to reason they made gorgeous trucks too.

ehhhhhhhh the bigger is safer argument does have a physical merit. Bigger means more mass, so in a crash, that means your deceleration is less than that of a small car. Meaning all the squishy, unconstrained things inside your body are slamming in painful directions more slowly than in a smaller car. So in new cars…

Neutral:

My inside sources inform me that the company was issued a cease and desist due to trademark infringement actions brought by Cabrón Motors in 2010.

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