I've already noticed that webpage. You're about 48 hours behind on this thread.

Ab crunches while driving...

How on Earth are they allowed to sell a vehicle that does this AND NOT cover it?!?!

Those are just Chevy Colorados with cheap taillights & headlamps.

All apologies, but I uploaded a photo, and I believe Nibbles decided to munch on it. I was curious if the photo I posted (and will try to post again) is something you would instantly notice as American.

Because Bricklin and its namesake are such fantastic mentors. *class act!*

Right hand drive? Rats. I just heard Mitsubishi actually still imports this vehicle up in Canada—though it isn't on there website. :-\

Except they still have the Mitsu van in Canada; it deserves credit for that.

Seriously? In 4 years I'm importing one built in [1991...but] I'm going to call it the Starwagon moniker like a poster mentioned it was called in Australia. I really want to create a "Kidnapper Van".

Awesome.

I'm sure those brats are carrying guns too; be sure to steal and immediately pawn those too. You'd be doing a service to your college by getting guns off campus.

Don't sh*t on the heritage of the Aerostar with something modernly European.

Ooh, that is moderately sexy.

Do you remember the Mitsubishi van from the late-80s? I desperately want to find one and restore it. They just always looks cooler than the Toyota Space Wagon or Nissan & VW vans.

Good job.

I thought Lincoln was their year-round April Fool's Joke?

Not to mention short-buses.

Don't forget how Nissan just entered this market with their [NV...or] whatever it is called.

Wow, those taillights are looking VERY Hyundai Azera.

We bought ours with 34,000 miles on it; 6 years later it had 142,000 miles on it, but had been in the shop for more than 2.5 years of those 6 years we had calculated. It simply wasn't a vehicle that could handle heavy driving.