As time goes on, and automakers want to make their cars more and more aerodynamic in support of fuel economy, all of the cars will begin to look the same. Air doesn't move around the car any differently regardless of who's badge is on the front.

As a kid in St. Louis during the 80s, going out to Lambert and sitting at the end of the runway watching these beasts land was one of the great memories that I have. A name like TWA should be one of those that is being kicked around for a return.

The Dodge Caravan (or any minivan for that matter)

Do you find something comical about my appearance when I am driving my automobile?

Don't you hate pants?

Never has been. Never will be.

Why buy cars when the town can benefit from the use of a monorail?

I love this plane. Anytime you can rain down fiery hell from what is essentially a Southwest airlines plane you know you got it going on. It is like a Toyota Camry fitted with a tank turret:

"As true today as when it was written."

Still, $7500 for a movie car isn't bad

Its actually more that big ol piece of cheap plastic that covers the center. Looks, feels and seems cheap. Even the three spoke suffers the same fate.

Wait, I don't this. Why does Toyota have to pay a BILLION dollars for a something that wasn't the automaker's fault to begin with?

Audi needs to do something with their steering wheel. I know it is a minor detail, but all of the Audi's (including the one I drive now) I have had, just had the dumpiest, ugly, boring looking steering wheel that are in cars.

RIP, John DeLorean

What was his excuse for that shirt?

Canepa Companies just south of San Jose.

"Billy, you're so stupid."

The way she looks at him after reading his name is what sold the whole thing for me.