Yeah, these are almost all horrible takes. Except for a few that no one considers a classic, Hackers, Toys, these are great movies that absolutely hold up to anyone who actually likes movies.
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But it is good. It’s weird and compelling and absolutely beautiful to look at.
This is a deal. It’s a great looking unicorn and try to find another collector car in this condition under $5K.
Warranty for one. Getting financing has always been easier for new cars than used. You’re getting the latest technology. Plus, it’s just nicer getting a new thing than a used thing. Perfectly sorted used cars can be hard to find and don’t necessarily save that much money. Plenty of reasons to buy a brand new cheap car.
This is my friend Joe’s Subaru 360. It has 600,000 miles on it. No joke. It’s been to almost every state west of the Mississippi. It’s had 2, maybe 3 rebuilds of its 25 horsepower two-stroke two cylinder motor. It will still be running long after we’re all gone.
Brooks Stevens’s Excalibur SS was the first of many Neo-Classics that would appear during the Malaise Era. But, the first couple generations of this car were much different than your average Zimmer. They were powered by 300+ horsepower Chevy V8's. First the 327, then the 350. Paired with a light fiberglass body, they…
It’s got to be the Isetta. First of all, this is a small car. Tinier than just about every other suggestion. It was a revolutionary design that was incredibly cheap and practical and helped put Europe back on wheels after WWII. First manufactured by Iso in Italy, it built that company that would later give us the…
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Having owned one I can tell you you’re absolutely wrong. One of the most useful and enjoyable cars I ever had.
I’ve been having a good time watching Sweet Home. It’s pretty bonkers.
They’re such sweet little cars that really put the bubble in bubblecar.
The microcar used the engine from the Tourist. That might have been the best built postwar scooter. The name was appropriate because used to ride them all over Europe.
Those are such wonderful cars. I passed up buying one a bunch of years ago and it’s one of my biggest regrets. Too bad this one wasn’t in good health, because they are quite pleasant to drive. Light and astonishingly peppy for a normal sized car with only two cylinders. Panhard were always true automotive pioneers.… Read more
Unfortunately, you’re wrong. We need EV’s, and the rest of that shit you don’t like goes with them.
It was too long and a little boring at times. That boredom mostly comes from the fact that I don’t remember all the details from the other films that I need to remember, so I’m not engaged and don’t know what’s going on a lot of the time. But, the action was fun and the references to the best Bond film, On Her… Read more
I’ve owned several Subaru 360's and am of the opinion that no, the Subaru 360 does not have a trunk. It has a pair of parcel shelves, and a spare tire/battery compartment. I think a trunk has to be one of the three boxes, or at the very least capable of carrying something other than parts of the car. If you take the… Read more
Since we’re listing appearance packages with sporty names, or letters, I’ll go with the Pacer X which was just a sporty steering wheel, a pair of bucket seats, and some decals. Power was still the same old heavy Jeep straight 6.
Those were actually great cars. Not the quickest thing, no, but for the time it wasn’t bad, and they handled fantastic for an economy car. The GTA definitely doesn’t belong on this list.
The real thing looks better than that illustration, but it’s still a weirdo. All those Israeli Autocars cars were weird.
Definitely my favorite Group B car. It’s so gloriously weird. As it should be since it’s a Citroen.