We had reserved an Avis "Premium" vehicle (not, you'll note, a "FullSize") hoping to enjoy ourselves just a bit on our vacation.

Wait a minute, one good clip does not an episode make... no way the Atom test or the Mercedes Living Room alone beat out either the Botswana or the Bolivia specials... even the Arctic!

Heart click for the Deliverator reference. Uncle Enzo thanks you!

I'm sorry, I buy none of these arguments. Truck sales in general are WAY off, federalization costs the same whether its the global platform or an inferior US spec, diesel tech is advanced well beyond what's currently regulated and why the fuck *wouldn't* you bring a more efficient platform in when gas prices are…

...and here I though steroids reduced swelling.

I can remember driving past the local Frito-Lay plant and being amazed at the truckloads of potatoes being emptied this way... and that was 30 years ago. When something works, eh?

Slam it like the one in the speedhunters photo floating around, black out the splitter and diffuser, and you have a reasonable WRC wannabe... in fact I bet a Juke in that trim could do pretty well in amateur rally!

So camera tech nerds, what's keeping us from having a camera that can do that from a single sensor? The sensor, data transfer and storage, programming, processing power... ?

Can't. Fake. Patina.

And here I thought the Equus was the largest barge Hyundai had...

Irradiated as a preservative.

Strangely I find this says "Beetle" more strongly than the "New Beetle" ever did... especially the very early models. I dig the brown with roundies.

Ahh Malibu, yous coulda been a contendah!

That's an attractive car. Not even "attractive for an American car", but genuinely attractive. If GM can manage to produce it without excessive beige-ifying they'll have a winner.

With this under the hood, why not? :)

Shoulda bought a diesel...

Damn you EPA

When the parts are used as replacements for the original car? Yeah, that's a good sign...

THIS is the Lamborghini Gallardo Tricolore

Looks like Google Earth should Google "bridge"...