To be fair, this car wasn’t great when it came out.

Those are the Nissan Cube’s optional dash pubes. I think the idea was that you could put stuff on there and it would be held in place by that mess.

It was the 90's. I thought it was cool when I was a kid but now I see it it is kind of ugly and cool in a 90's sort of way.

2 of my favorites from when I was a kid. The Chrysler Pronto Cruiser and the Chrysler Atlantic.

Nah. I dress properly warm. I just find that heated seats are a fast lane to swamp ass.

A photo of the wheels on LongbowMkII’s car....

As a Canadian, I approve...thanks for the new Canadian Anthem. Give’r the beans and we’ll go for a double-double!

I don’t see the issue.

You’re sonata gonna see me driving a korean car. Maybe we’re seeing the genesis of a new era, but they are not my forte. I can’t find it in my soul to buy one in the foreseeable future.

Are you kidding me? People need to chill the F out.

I grew up in Wisconsin and always drove 2wd trucks and cars... a good set of tires and some weight over those rears and he’ll be FINE.

That’s fantastic. Just don’t drive it in the winter, because 2WD and rust.

If you scratch it, you just throw it away and buy a new Porsche. Easy.

*sigh* T-bird with independent rear axles, do it yourself gearbox, and forced induction V6. The early 90's did it right with what they had to work with. That was actually a very fun car to drive.

He must feel really down. If only we could Lyft his spirits somehow...

Looks like Turn 7 needs a proper name.

Is always the answer, right?

It’s pretty comfy, but very ugly.

Giant. Vibrator.

You’re missing the Focus of the story. The SVT model was the first Fusion of the UK and USA performance teams making a global product. It was a bit of an Excursion into unknown parts, but the resulting product was in Transit across both sides of the pond. The true petrolheads of ford were allowed to Flex their muscles…