Here is a 1978 Chevette that’s used a runabout/mini pickup as seen at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum at the Reading Regional Airport (RDG) in Pennsylvania:

Not so! If you remove the “shelf” that sits under the rear glass, you can have your pup settled into the trunk space and sit up with decent headroom (with the Coupe, anyway). Pup can even poke a nose through the ski-hatch. It works well with even 60-pound dogs!

I have a LightInSight that I must have ordered 5 or 6 years ago (I’ve had my Coupe since December 2012) direct from the website and at the time it was back-ordered for months. While waiting for that, I found an vintage alternative on eBay that I fashioned a little bracket for and bolted to the rear of my tachometer.…

People are still buying these used. It’s remarkable how often new members join the Facebook Coupe/Roadster groups saying how they just bought or are planning to buy one, asking all sorts of questions about it. And the cars ended production in 2015!

The car was based on the Gen 2 MINI convertible. The interior save for the rear seats and paneling is identical to every other GEN 2 MINI. The roof was lowered, the windscreen set back a few more degrees and a pop-up spoiler was added. Everything in the engine bay and most of the trim outside is identical to Gen 2…

I’ve had mine since December 2012. Love it. Often get questions about it and compliments for it (Pre-COVID).

“The interior design was just a hot mess, too. Toggles, buttons, and switches galore—all without a coherent sense of order or organization. The Mini Cooper Coupe is one of the few cars in this world whose …

Before the Xbox One came out, the last console I owned was the Super Nintendo. I had a NES before that, An atari 7800 before that and started my console gaming life with the 2600. In the years since my SNES was packed away, I’d almost exclusively gamed on my PCs, mostly FPS and some RPGs. I had played with my former…

Not so much. Most of the coal in the state can be found in the southwest corner, with less around the middle of the eastern half of the state, notably up by Scranton, where Biden is from.

“Also, did anyone else get a weird vibe off Wes Bentley??? Like his character isn’t everything he seems?”

It’s not that it’s technically wrong, all that matters is what Toyota decides and that is “Prii.” Likewise, it’s “MINI” (and not “Mini”) because that’s what the company uses as stated in their style guide: http://current.effie.org/downloads/MINI_CI_CheatSheet.pdf

Close, it’s “Prii”:

Manfred does knot need to be so salty. Trout is swimming in the dough thanks to this local endorsement (made in NJ). 

Totally agree, which is why I bought a car without them. Amusingly, there is a vestigial 3rd cup holder between and behind my seats that was for the rear seat passengers in 4 seat MINIs and it’s also next to useless for the driver or passenger with the armrest in the down position, as the armrest makes it hard to…

Are you talking about “semantic satiation? Because that is definitely a thing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_satiation

I like “Motor Carriage” because it tells us what it has, not what is missing.

Four doors is two doors too many.

“If it helps any of your carmakers feel less bad about it, you should know we also don’t write Mini in all caps like they want us to, because that’s stupid and screw that.“

Both.

I doubt even that would be simple enough for him. It amazes me that he’s gotten as far he has in life, sometimes, and I still occasionally wake up mornings wondering how someone like him is actually president of this, or any, country.

I doubt Trump could even tell you what DNA is short for, or give you a basic description of it if asked on the spot, never mind comprehend any of what you wrote above.