It’s practically ready to drop in the back of a classic Beetle!

One of these is at the US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. It’s about to undergo restoration.

She’s channeling Micheal Jackson & Prince. And that’s a good thing.

I had to put a bumper sticker on my car last month to cover a nasty abrasion. Spending a few bucks on a *See The Grand Canyon* bumper sticker was cheaper than taking the vehicle to a paint and body shop.

Personal mantra: Never own a Audi outside a warranty. They make some great looking cars but DAMN! they are a freaking nightmare.

Land Rovers do no liberate. Like the colonials that drive them they aim to subjugate and dominate your garage and finances.

They were sold here. They did not sell well.

“Dad, I saw a cat. It was a mean cat. I chased the cat with the vroom-vroom. The cat got away. Next time the cat will not get away.”

Now I think you guys are just making stuff up to bicker about. The real question is will this car draw more VA police attention than the old version? And how easy is it to wreck one after you’ve been given the keys by GM for evaluation? Jalops want these points debated.

Will it large dog?

Not to mention the LFA.

Acura TL.

NP, but I’d rather rent it for a three day weekend and hand it back.

I think Subaru is trolling us. This is obviously a Toyota Highlander that has been Photoshopped.

I am not a fan of the current styling language spoken by Toyota & Lexus. I look forward to when they change course.

That’s nice, dear.

That would be good contender too.

Yep. Set that counter back to 1992.

1) Being too tall for a C3 Corvette.

None of this makes sense.