Well, we all know Republican voters don’t care about hypocrisy so why should the politicians?

That is bonkers!

The Cadillac tradition of beautiful concepts that never get built is long.

I just drove my 135i to Colorado and back, through two tornado warnings in South Dakota, and I didn’t think it was that bad. Definitely didn’t eat up the miles like a larger sedan would, but it was great fun driving through the mountains and the Black Hills.

The real solution is to drastically change the way our cities grow and ultimately reduce people’s dependence on individual transportation for nearly every trip taken.

I’m a huge fan of a good road trip adventure and have been since before GPS was a thing.  I think I will take your advice next time I hit the road and let my destination reach me. Good luck in your endeavors! 

Keep your car running while you go into the store because it takes more gas to start the motor back up.

I’ve definitely scratched myself more than once on sharp corners getting into or out of our ‘67 Camaro.  

Floor-mounted high beam switches.

Hopefully the transmission lasts as long.  The 7-speed was brand new then and not known for durability.  

And at that time, Jaguar was known for having V12s.

Now that would have been a Caddy that zigs.

Thanks for sharing!  What a sh*t show that race was.

‘11 135i (85,000 miles): one headlight, coolant level sensor is sticky and needs replacing, ready for an oil change. Gonna have a shop just do the work (including the other headlight) since I just don’t have the time.

I guess I already understood that the marina was just a way for the boat builders to show off their newest models, kind of like when auto makers park brand new cars in malls or outside sporting events.

I have an unreasonable love for Reattas, but my god they have a tedious convertible top operation.

Bras and masks are great if you’re putting them on for a longer road trip, but the key is to actually take them off when you arrive at your destination or get back home.

I installed an air horn on a geo metro. It was cool for about a week and then I hardly used it.

This is kind of disappointing. I’d been seriously shopping the G90 for when it’s time to finally replace my LS430, as I would like a comfortable sedan for my 90 mile/day commute. I’m also wanting something that gets better mileage than I currently see, just from an efficiency standpoint more than financial. I shifted…

It would be a lot cooler if it had the seats that you could adjust an absurd amount of directions like the previous generation. Also, how in the world did it take all other manufacturers so long to put HUD into their cars when Pontiac was doing it since the early 90s?