@Spence: Ditto. Perhaps a VW bug, or maybe a Model T. Better though is a 1901 Olds.

@boandmichele: Oh, like opening a second window?

@Schweppes: I think its Wellington, Kansas where the city bought a PT Cruiser for the Chiefs car. It's painted in the city's police scheme.

@lascauxcaveman: Actually, as one of the consituents I find this obsession with regulating cars ridiculous. Even more so when they pass laws stating cars less than six years old don't have to be smogged.

Toyota or Datsun: damned if you do, damned if you do, cursed if you don't by those damned. But Toyota dislike for my vote.

Great, another overpriced Toyota.

Triumph: because a broken down Porsche is just too damn reliable.

Bananas: they provide sugar, vitamins and minerals that the body craves.

The beauty of the wallpaper is to let me mind change it's scenery. Mine is set to a panaramic shot of Salzburg, Austria. A reminder of a different place.

As a Windows user, I vote upgrade installation.

An Italian car with Ford mechanicals? How can that not be the greater hell?

929, for reasons already menation about Mazdas. But I always wanted one, and that love will keep me going in the hell that getting the quirks out must be. That and it cries out for a Rotary.

@jnostalgics: It's perfect: a car most of us have never seen and not available for sale in the US.

@CitizenMom: And a poor meatloaf recipe at that.

From Boswell's Life Of Samuel Johnson (the good Doctor speaking): Read over your compositions, and wherever you meet with a passage which you think is particularly fine, strike it out.

What they don't tell you was it was floored when trying to hit 53.

I still say it's just the Drophead with the Flying lady retracted into the hood.

@Shapeshifter: Yes, but Clarkson drives everything sideways.

Definately RX-7 just because engine parts are pretty much impossible. And because at 20 years old, combined with the longevity of most 80's Mazdas of about 5 years, this one has died four times.