Nico Bellic is baaack. 

I'll disagree on this one as well.  My dad had an '06 Civic Hybrid and I loved the dashboard layout, especially that little digital screen high up in front of the driver.  A little unconvetional, but Honda got it right this time. 

True, and if I was an airline buyer I'd avoid the newer jets with all the batteries and newer stuff that fails all the time....

If I was starting an airline, I'd buy 4 or 5 of these old dinasours and and not have to worry about all that could go wrong on the new stuff like the Dreamliner

I almost thought you said Ta Ta

They don't push the envelope like custom Japanese trucks do, that's for sure. 

Yo Dawg, heard you like Mercedes...

The worst I can think of is when Chrysler did away with the older paper manuals and instead stuck a few DVDs in the glovebox of all their new cars. 

I live in a fairly rural area, and this is a huge problem. Recently the Chevy dealership in my town had around 10-15 tailgates stolen off the trucks on their back lot. The thieves also made off with a large number of catalytic converters as well. 

I remember the older Jeeps were just terrible when it came to handling.  No surprise this happened. 

As a Wisconsinite, I can confirm that pretty much every 70s truck here has rotted away to nothing.  

Yet another completely unecessary use of LEDs. 

worst two-tone paint job.  Ever.

Worst two-tone paint job.  Ever. 

And the first aftermarket accessory will be a stack kit.  

Photobomb level: Toyota RAV4

2004-2006 Pontiac GTO.  Aussie rear drive V8 coupe for under $20K?  NP. 

The Solstice was never really a driver's car.  More like a 2 seater Cavalier.  

$60,000?!?!   Christ. 

There's some times when old school mechanical really is better than new electric/computer controlled