Spot on. The fact that GMC survived the Great Recession carpocalypse and Saturn didn’t should tell you all that you need to know. Saturn was a revolutionary company at its inception. GM killed it like all its good things... slowly and deliberately.

The shortest answer is that Saturn was murdered by the inside politics of GM.

1. No because we must build a useless wall that Mexico is not paying for.

Meh - if Janice asks me in the break room what I’m doing over the weekend, “I’m going racing” is a much simpler answer to a conversation I already don’t want to have than explaining what is autocross.

Making the plastic parts look like they rusted is unforgivable.

My problem with it, really, is that they’ve neglected to add enough rust in all the places old cars actually rust, like the wheel wells and the bottoms and seams of the bumpers and the rear quarter.

These are the same people who cede the right of way, then when it takes you an extra 500 milliseconds to get your manual in gear, seize the right of way just as you enter the intersection.

Station Wagons. Minivans. SUVs. Large Crossovers.

At least donks can occasionally be useful...

So less weight = faster ETs. “Shock”.

somewhat of a feature?

Seems like this is probably the way it should be...

Lauda allegedly coughed the lung up himself, pointed at it and said “Still more handsome than James Hunt” and walked out of the hospital.

Yeah, there might be some fancy European ones you can order, but hours of searching auto parts stores and the internet netted zero buyable yellow fog lights for me.

In theory yes, however the Opel Omega/Cadillac Catera platform was further modified to create the Holden Commodore aka Pontiac GTO. There are surprisingly few interchangeable parts.

My SL is the best car GM ever made.  

Taxes are inherently good. They are a check on oligarchy, aristocracy, and power. The fact that, over the past 50 year’s taxes have gone down and income differentials have gone up is no coincidence, it’s causation.

Shows how much you can relate..... people who drive this particular car, the majority of them don’t have girlfriends. They have a wife and kids. 

On behalf of all R owners, I thank you Raph. You’re keeping the value of our cars up.

That ‘conveyor belt’ was meaningless to the lift generated by the forward motion created by the thrust of the propellor. The airplane was able to move forward to reach aerodynamic lift off, which can be totally independent of forward motion of the airframe. To wit; I once stopped for fuel in Cut Bank, Montana in my…