So all this time, Ford and MOPAR fan boys were right?

Walter White made it cool.

The Dodge Viper.

I don't understand all the hate here. It's not a bad looking interior, is certainly light years over the current 200, and I think it's a better look than the 300 which has way too much plastic.

"The Woodwright's Shop" would be an awesome concept to translate to the automotive world.
http://video.pbs.org/program/woodwr…

Like it or not, instant classic.

" Center for American Progress, a non-partisan think tank"

Check out the back. Can't see the fuel tank. So... that's somethin'!!

I thought that question was for the worst concept. That thing is so 80's retro-future awesome. I would absolutely roll a 6 wheeled Lumina. I think that the next big custom trend will be a modernized 80's vibe.

Since everyone is going to pick Aztec, I pick Plymouth Voyager 3 concept.

lover's quarrel? What else would drive someone to cut their nose off to spite their face. Look how hard the attacking driver misses the other car and hits the wall at 2:25, only to back up and continue the demolition derby. I'm sure they woke up the next day with some bruises, and I'm guessing a good hangover.

How has this not been mentioned yet?

From this 100hp turd ...

The difference between a regular Omni and an Omni GLH is that I would actually drive the latter without a bag over my head.

The high point for the Civic is clearly somewhere between then and now.

Is this some silly Russian dashcam nonsense 'cause I'm not laughing.

This thing reminded me of the later Plymouth Backpack.

The Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, MI has a very nice collection of hood ornaments in their Train Depot building. I was amazed that so many different styles exist.

The tactic of claiming exemption from US law, and manipulating language (the "all capital letters," etc) sounds like classic Montana Freemen/Sovereign Citizen ideology. These guys have a foothold in the deep south.