A lot of ink has already been spilled on this subject, but the Dodge D series —> Ram in 1994. Damn thing did not just reinvent the truck itself, but the ENTIRE 1/2 ton+ truck market. Regular Car Reviews nailed it in one of their earliest videos: “Up until that point, trucks were a square thing that rattled and smelled…
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I agree that Billups’ mom STARTED at Lwaxana Troi, but... she ain’t Lwaxana Troi. Billups’ mom doesn’t deserve to touch the hem of Lwaxana Troi’s garment! Lwaxana Troi ain’t a perfect character, but she has WAY more depth than Billups’ mom could EVER have! Plus, she’d be classier in one of Wesley Crusher’s sweaters…
You took the box? Let’s see what’s in the box! ... Nothing! Absolutely nothing! STUPID! You’re so STUPID!
This one is very easy... the two-tone 1959 Nash Metropolitan 1500 hardtop coupe from 1988's cult-classic “UHF”. Although, it appears to be in near perfect condition, which you would not expect as it is owned by the lovable-loser of a always-down-on-his-luck protagonist, and is a stark contrast to say The Dude’s ‘73…
In comparison to GT2, it was bare bones, but what it had made it feel more personal. From the garage that you could view your trophies and screenshots in to the Carozzaria that let you build your own car from the ground up. One of my favorite things to do was to put the biggest engine into the smallest body. It was…
God, I love Sega GT so much.
“Captain Janeway” makes top ten on that list too, IMHO.
The taunting of Armus at the end is one of my favorite moments that this show has produced.
Yeah, it’s a pretty great rental in that regard. Also pretty handsome for a GM product.
Had one of these as a rental. That car is a sleeper...handles well and the V6 had a ton of power. I opened it up on a long straightaway on US 50 in Nevada and I went from 75 to 120 mph in a flash. Awesome car at the wrong time...deserved a better fate than being passed over for SUVs.
Couldn’t agree more. Minivans are cool too.
Plus, LOTRO let me play a hobbit who was really into gardening, so full points to them for that.
“Expanded Universe” might not apply to works based on Lord of the Rings, but give Lord of the Rings Online a try anyway. The LOTRO team does a nice job of plumbing the depths of detail from the literature and making it interesting to play.
The Mazda 5 was perfect for our family of four.
Wow. It was always my considered opinion that Fëanor was kind of a tool.
We did minivans from 1998 to 2015 and it was exactly what the family needed at the time. I still think minivans are a much better alternative for most families than crossovers. We regularly used seats 6/7/8 and hauled a lot of stuff in those things. Screw cool, sometimes you just need to get what works for you.
The minivan. When we finally had enough money to buy a vehicle in 2005, I needed something that could haul: kids, diapers, wipes, home improvement, family, non-family, road trips. Maybe splurge on the flip down DVD player.
Two wipers at the same time, man.
If we’re gonna bring on the flaming, let’s do it right: