Prius.

any convertible. No matter how shitty it is a girl will always go crazy for a convertible. Even if it means a cavalier ...

Any Modified Jeep. I have all sorts of people from grandma's to young kids wave, take pictures, high Five, and start conversations with me, because they love my Jeep.

Everyone has fond memories of first gen Mustangs. Even non car people.

Probably no loss, 90% of them would end up being automatics used to tool up and down suburban boulevards.

Help us Subaru Kenobi, you're our only hope!

Check out the rest of Jalopnik Detroit and come back to me if you think all we do is spend all our available pixels standing up for poor hipsters.

I love my car because it's my freedom device. If I feel like relaxing and listening to music, I take it out for a spin. Not going anywhere in particular, just because I love driving it. I've heard people complain about the ride being rough and the steering being too sensitive. I happen to enjoy the ride, and being…

My cars and I have been through a lot. Literally in some cases.

Tell me about it. I drive an '02 Pontiac Grand Prix SE. Yes, the one with the 3.1 V6 that says "Oohh, you want to move forward? Let me see what I can do, just give me a minute here... just a sec... almost there... got it! Wait no... YES! no. Ok... here... we go... aaaaaand we are moving!"

While this is excellent consumer advice that I will use in Europe, 120 Euro for a ticket being "the most you've ever been hit with" is amateur hour at it's finest. My big stop on the first leg of the 2010 Bullrun resulted in $5,000 worth of legal fees and fines.

Any car, if the rear window is decorated with these things:

Waka waka waka waka

Bravo to BMW Encinitas to order a manual 3er, I hope the bat signal works and they sell it fast. Because if it doesn't move, people are going to take that as an honest sign that the manual should be removed by BMW.

This thing's been around so long even the concept is gonna be retro themed.

What? How could a list of terrible plates miss Ohio's horrendous "Beautiful Ohio" design that crapped up our cars until just a few months back.

You might be able to establish the same kind of connection without a third pedal someday, and if you can I think that's great. But that doesn't mean everybody will. For me, if I can't use a clutch and a manual shifter, I'd rather just let someone else drive. Seriously, I enjoy being a passenger more than I enjoy…

You're putting the cart before the horse. Job hopping happens as a direct result of poor job security, inadequate compensation, and poor management. People job hop because employers don't invest in them, not the other way around. Remember pensions? Too young for that? How about when employers contributed to their…

Does a lack of a steering wheel count?