That's a scooter not a moped.

Bicycles don't do well on ice though. What are you going to do then if the kid goes to a small college town with heavy winters and no mass transit?

In the states you can't block certain cars to be driven because of someones age. "Freedom of choice", plus most kids get whatever their parents have and are willing to pass down to them. Also, V8 aren't half as common on the streets in CARS (excluding SUVs & trucks) here in the states as this sites likes to think.

The Dodge Shadows/Plymouth Sundances/Plymouth Dusters built between 1992-1994.

Hey!! You agree with me...almost. I suggest the 1992-1994 Shadows/Sundances/Dusters, but right on!

I concur, but I think the 1965-1968 were the best.

Yeah, the paint in very sun-damaged and faded. It's to the point where we're glad it's silver since wind/sun have eroded through the paint to the sheet-metal, and my clutch is at only about 25% life remaining. Oh, and I stand corrected! It started leaking last night. We have a hairline crack in the reservoir for…

First off, it's LGBTQ...

Very doubtful. I'm not being harsh on your mom, but it is common fact lesbians have no taste. I wasn't trolling, but it seems like either you are or I struck a nerve.

This is the turquoise color I was speaking of...

The K-cars were what was needed for that very time. By today's standards they are laughable, but for the '80s they were the cars America ran on. Keep in mind the Reliant was the best selling compact/midsize (since it qualified in both EPA categories) for 5 years. I think the first half of the generation was…

I have to admit the Kia Rio Cinco from 2004 did a lot to my car obsession development. I test drove one, and it was the very first brand new car I had ever driven. I was 16, and it literally just came off the truck. It had 4 miles on it and the clinging paper still on the outside.

Do it help the 9000 was built by Fiat? I quite enjoy Saab. Their non-GM/Opel sourced vehicles are quite excellent.

The Precis is great. I've had it for about two years. 1989 5-speed silver...with gold alloys I believe ripped off a Plymouth Laser or Buick Skylark.

I was always a 960 guy myself.

Doomie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Nissan March! Supposedly they are going to bring the current generation over here to the states, but unless it comes as the C+C convertible I'm going to stick with my Chryslers.

Dude, the Pontiac 6000 Safari wagons were great winter commuters cars, and its Chevy Celebrity twin had some of the coolest stock wheels of the era.

Stratos rear

They were gorgeous cars. They should have been given a 2nd generation. Scream at Sergio Marchionne to bring the custom order new Lancia Stratos over here to the states as a mass market 2nd gen Crossfire. I think it would actually give Chrysler a car to scare Porsche with.