This one. It does not give me email or bacon as is implies.

I think it's different enough to be modern while keeping enough of the classic styling cues and overall shape to maintain appeal to current Mustang fans. Ford had to find a tough balance there and I think they've pulled it off.

so then every kid thats charging his iphone or playing a boombox during practice should be fined $500?

Honestly, I've never understood why so many people get so upset at the idea of a minivan even when they have a kid or two. They're awesome daily shuttles with kids around. Ever deal with a car seat? WAY easier in a Siena.

Nissan,

Also, since I'm on the subject of perverse engine swaps... here's what I think would be a badass commuter (high speed, long distance, high mpg).

How about jump starting a McLaren 12C if the battery dies? Electronic trunks, electronic doors, what to do? A guide:

Neutral: Fuel cells, workable in an auto application? Will we see hydrogen fuel cells in mainstream cars, or is this just a pipe dream?

Beaten to my first thought.

So yes, Nürburgring laps are pointless.

So this is the "gleaming alloy aircar" Mr Lee sang about then?

I actually read a book that was a complete history of this car and what it achieved was nothing short of astounding.

can we also blame the 'wannabe-Microsoft-Surface-dubstep' commercial on them as well? That commercial makes me hate Toyota more and more every time I see it. Starts out cool, the whole 'oh neat, they're using the music and video from each generation of the Corolla' and then it gets to our generation... with all these…

2 small animals doing weird-ish things in one quick post.

If they would just scrap the stupid trunk for a hatch, I would be so happy...

"Uh, Hey Guys, the engine is just a boring droning sound"

"Old cars are more reliable and don't break down as much as modern cars." Actually, I don't think I've had my car break on me in three and a half years. Par for the course, I suspect.

They aren't as safe or as durable because they are made with too much "plastic". The misconception being that older, larger, heavier cars made with "more metal" are safer and last longer.

"American cars are crap."

My son has updated SlugBug to "PT Cruiser, Punch a Loser".