I don’t care how many models they offer, 99.9% of people picture the Wrangler (or a CJ) when you say “Jeep.”

It gets credit for being primarily RWD.

In a world of 4-door coupes, what good are genre names really?

You mean a purse?

I think the Highlander has available AWD, but it comes standard FWD.

Yes, would rather drive or be driven?

The odds of them building that are greater than the odds of me being able to buy it, but it’s still nice to dream.

^the appropriate color for all British cars

Were those your only vehicles at the time? If not what others were in your household fleet?

In some ways the parts swapping makes it more desirable than a stock 73.

Has Ford announced a date when they’re going to officially unveil this thing?

That would explain a lot.

I’m not a designer, but why is this so hard for most cars?

That headline has inspired my next project!

But bats aren’t vegan.

I think you mean Wayne Enterprises bought U-Haul (the whole company).

Even though the guy in the article mentions “hot rodding,” other articles say Deere owners can’t even perform routine maintenance on their tractors because a software reset is involved even when replacing a like-for-like part.

I was on the fence until this bit:

And Phil Hartman had a fantastic cameo.