Most (if not all) BMWs have turn signal switches located on the stalk behind the steering wheel where someone could accidentally activate them while driving.

Was about to mention it.

Looks like a crackin’ motor.

Outlander...on a steek.

GM J-cars (notably from 1984-1988). Source: My 1984 Cavalier Type 10 CL 2.0 EFI F-41 hatch (the car had a lot of badges), which went over 300k (and still running well when it was sold) with no issues other than rust belt tin-worm, and even in that regard it held up well.

Of course these days most major AM stations have FM translators, or are available as an HD Radio subchannel. So if you are in a populated area, AM reception is no longer essential.

I was an early XM adopter (2001, when it first became available). At the time XM was great. Very good sound quality, wide playlists (you could listen for hours without hearing a song repeated), very little DJ chatter, virtually no ads. 10 bucks a month. (....and I wore an onion on my belt because that was the style at…

see above.

Obligatory.

Did he ask himself: “Well....how did I get here?”

I bought a 2006 xB with 62,ooo miles in September. They are out there...just really hard to come by. Other than the paint showing it’s age (because Florida), and minor cosmetics it’s a solid car.

Are those headlights bespoke, or sourced from another vehicle (a la the Alero headlights on UPS trucks)?

Right year, too many doors though.

Is the voice customizable by region, or will it only speak with a Hyundai accent?

Now they are Blazers.

Ask your doctor if Stellantis is right for you.

Where the heck is Duel? The whole movie is a car chase.

1st gen Scion XB.

Like A Rock? I Amarok.

Spend your Loonies and Toonies on a Mooney!