The problem, as I understand it, is that you can get either “Eco” or “Boost,” but not both at the same time. In other words, if you put your foot down, the “Boost” eliminates the “Eco.” And vice versa.

I was looking forward to my 1987 BMW 325 becoming 25 years old so I could get one of those tags, but Alabama’s law on “vintage” license plates is written so that,

I think it should be rechristened the VW Genericar. And how come the analog clock doesn’t say it’s 10 minutes till 2:00?

VW can’t get anything right these days. How come the clock doesn’t say it’s ten minutes till 2:00?

I miss the Trooper.

I dig the Fantasivan. All it needs is a cool airbrushed mural on the side.

Here’s a thought exercise: what happens to Volkswagen if you go back in time and murder Hitler?

I love me some Dodge Stealth. Ultimate 90’s car? Perhaps. But I don’t care. It still speaks to me.

I miss Curt Swan.

I’m more inclined to go with AN’s estimate of 3.5 seconds to 60 mph. But I agree: Dodge Dart GLH! Dodge Dart GLH! Boy, do they know how to push my buttons.

Aha. I think you can see where I got easily confused. Of course, if I could distinguish between a Corvette, a Corvair and a Chevette, you’d think I would have gotten this.

Technically, isn’t the current Giulia (not sold in America) FWD, while the new one (the 3 series fighter) will be RWD/AWD?

The first two photos, the one at the Mean Eyed Cat Bar, and the last one with the purple lighting really jumped out at me. My compliments!

“Quick, Robin, to the Bat-Tricycle-thing. Atomic batteries to power; turbines to speed!”

I really like that photography. Well done!

You know, these things really don’t turn into submarines.

Will it turn into a submarine? Can it take out helicopters with its missile launcher? That’s the one I want.

If only it had a frickin’ laser mounted on it.

Man, I wish I was with you guys. Have fun and take plenty of pictures.

I thought there were only four to six of those “Beatles.”