Honda has definitely fallen off the last decade. The S2000 was its last enthusiast gasp. The new Civic Type R seems more like a money grab than an earnest appeal to enthusiasts. At least they have manuals available on all their cars, though. And they’ll likely never be as unreliable as BMWs are.

I’ve always had a strong irrational hatred of those.

Um...that should be “It’ll handle like a sea turtle getting around on land, but look worse because it’s a Murano and not a turtle.”

Teal really was the 1993 color. my 1993 LeBaron was teal. Yeah I know, but it was my dad’s car first, and for a girl’s first car was not terrible. But 1993 and teal...  There was an old dude at my church who ALSO had a teal LeBaron sedan. I would accidentally walk over to that car until mine became mine, and then I…

I just actually laughed out loud, sitting on my couch by myself, at the turquoise thing up there. WTF. I love it. 

Literally just said, out loud, “What the fuck is this?” when these pics came up.

I have a fork in my hand right now and if I weren’t so fatigued from work I’d be stabbing myself in the eyes.

Based on how many I found online, I think the number is probably more like 65%. 5% are secretly being hoarded by Doug DeMuro. And the other 30%, naturally, are still sitting on dealer lots waiting to be purchased by someone in need of another Donk or Doug DeMuro.

Dang, son.  Dang.

It would look even better if none of the tires touched the ground and just rode around with invisible wheels underneath, and the tires JUST off the ground.

I’m going to stance a Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet all the way to the ground, so low it’ll have extra little rollers welded to the underside just so it won’t get stuck on driveways. It’ll handle like a sea turtle getting around on land, but look better because it’s a convertible and not a turtle. Yeah. Then I’ll put…

And just as ugly now as it was then.

V-shaped hood, front fender line into vent. Three-part bumper opening. identical headlight shape. Similar hoffmeister. And they both have four wheels.

They’re both red, too. 

Aside from the vaguely similar hood lines, they look nothing alike.

LOL 100%

What’s old is new again.

I can’t imagine a fibreglass rudder would be very happy to turn the front wheels. Would likely end in a shattered rudder (And no steering) the first time you hit an imperfection in the road.

The Daily Mail, a content monstrosity that also occasionally does practice journalism, has the goods.

The 917 in it’s original form is one of the most beautiful, seductive and menacing cars ever made and to see all those lined up like that... bewitching