"...driven by a man with a perm".

There's no stronger argument. I'll say you won.

Those... hubcaps? Dear gawd...

It's a VW Santana, built and sold by Nissan in Japan and for the Japanese market. The Japanese-built cars were almost identical to their German-built counterparts. The only structural differences were that the Nissan-built cars were 5mm narrower for Japanese tax purposes and they got right-hand-drive windshield wipers.

B-pillar... gone. So sexy.

Dat non-emergency phone reminds me of the IT Crowd:

Oddly specific but spot on!

I'm speechless and ashamed, actually.

Do you really want to hurt me? Do you really want to make me cry? ♫

Once the platform was decided, there was an open competition held among all the Ford design divisions to find the right look for the car, starting in 1961. There were lots of great and radically different design ideas, each given their own distinct names, including weird names like Avventura and names they couldn't…

But aspect ratio! Photography! Widescreens! 16:9! The way it looks in my laptop screen!

I haven't finished reading yet, but I had to jump down and say this:

Whoa!

This are styling cues, alright.

Came here to say something like this, as well: FWD (in my mind at least) stands for Front Wheel Drive, not Four Wheel Drive.

Hi!

I had bad news for you... but then I saw what you did there.

Dat front wheelarch!

Were they dicks amongst themselves, against other drivers or towards a particular subject?

When you say "kids", how old do I need to be for you to toss me several of these beauties? 36 still makes the cut, right?

I love that gulp and neck twist that Danny Glover does prior to shooting.