Probably?! I see at least 3 of those bumper stickers on my commute to work each day. All you have to do is leave the house to run into people who want to secede.

Hondas of that vintage had appalingly bad paint. There are still quite a few 00-06's Civics and Accords on the road and all of them seem to have at least clear coat peeling on the hood and roof. I've seen a few 05-06's down to bare metal on the roof. Green and gray seem to be the worst with black not too far behind.

1995 Windstar bought new. Stranded me too many times to count. In the shop as much as it was on the road while it was under warranty. 3 transmissions in 50k. At least 2 starter motors. Brakes every 15-20k. A random door chime every time you hit a bump. Too many other minor problems to bother listing. Worst was…

That's some primo box.

That was my thought back in the QOTD thread.

Technically you are still right. The difference is addative and subtractive colors. Light is addative so when you put colors together you get closer to white. Painting is subtractive - you start on a white background and fill it in with color. In that situation you do what we all learned in elementary school -…

Yellow is what you get when you mix red and green...

Here is a list of items purchased at the HEB, Texas' beloved grocery store monopoly, and placed with care into the frunk of the McLaren:

This has to be from some sort of hidden camera prank show, right?

Yep. So much power for so little cost. If VW would finally replace the 5-speed with a 6, I would seriously consider getting a SportWagen and chipping it over a GTI.

we need more of these kind of articles.

The Mitsubishi dealer here has a giant banner out front that says "FASTEST GROWING ASIAN CAR BRAND IN THE U.S."

Their site is down... DOS'd by Jalopnik readers?

I remember this from a certain message board back in the day. The idea was that CAPTCHA was using scanned words from a large out-of-copyright book-scanning project that OCR wasn't recognizing due to faded letters, warped pages, etc. Basically they didn't even know what the second word was and they were using free…

Pretty sure this was a Suzuki motor in a Suzuki car that GM rebadged, not a GM design.

Hopefully the tires were free too, because they won't last that long.

When I was 14 in 1998 I saw this Car and Driver cover on the newsstand and picked it up instead of the usual Nintendo Power and never looked back.

Looks like the got rid of the seat, but left the child seat LATCH anchors... laziness or are you supposed to use them as tie-downs?

I've used this kit. It's a lot of effort, but it works well. Way better than any of the one-step polishes.

I've used this kit. It's a lot of effort, but it works well. Way better than any of the one-step polishes.