why would they have a wagon, when buyers are only interested in those stupid suv things.

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wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to put solar arrays in the desert? and also easier to maintain and upgrade. imagine the cost of sending all that weight into space.

another research grant well spent...not.

of course, no one tries to force their hands to make improvements, because money and oil are far more important.

Which is exactly what Hubert Farnsworth said they did in Futurama.

and they'll adopt elvish as their national language... groan.

so, a bleak, dystopian future, where smart cars have taken over... what a horrible thought!

it's well known Harrison Ford drives a (millenium) Falcon.

"Chrysler acquired a stake in Mitsubishi in 1971 with the goal of eventually buying them outright," Ironically, it was Mitsubishi that bought out Chrysler...in Australia at least. (they bought their South Australian factory in 1980).

trouble is, park away from everyone else in an isolated, unused corner of the park, and some asshat parks right next to you and scratches your door

well said, and finally they are using EV's where they are needed (instead of already efficient small cars).

south africa's weird cars don't stop there either. they had a Chevy SS, which was a Holden Monaro with a unique twin headlight front and grille on it.

it's probably better to announce it now, than have the mud-slingers find it later and run with it

If you don't know who Michio Kaku is, you don't watch enough television. He has his own shows on Discovery Science channel. i'm sure he'd be piqued that he's been made a science action figure.

To think this has anything to do with Automotive subject is tenuous at best. Big Fail, Jalopnik.

i can almost imagine it was like the scene in Ghostbusters 2, where the GB crew dressed up like road workers to dig the big hole in the street.

Do you think she'll regret looking like a complete knob on television when she sobers up?

Gee, it wasn't called Flynn's Arcade was it?

So this is how it's to be? eliminating all great directors until you find one that won't immediately dismiss it out of hand?