Exactly! Whenever a car company releases something like the Soul or the PT Cruiser or the Multipla, I always support it even if it ends up being a bit ugly, because at least they tried to be interesting, and today’s automotive landscape could definitely use a bit more interesting.

This looks like someone fed 1,000 pictures of ordinary cars into an artificial intelligence program and told it to give them the exact average of all of those pictures, and this generic lump on wheels is what it spat out. What ever happened to interesting styling? Cars like the Kia Soul, the retro-styled cars of the…

Or maybe the truck you saw was the same truck he is referring to!

I was thinking of putting it where the back seat normally goes, but the roof? Sure, why not.

Ha, my car has a 3 speed automatic. Which was built in the mid ‘60s for maximum power-drainery. So yeah, not even close to capable of doughnuts or burnouts.

Wow. You’d never be able to get away with something like that today.

Holy cow, the stuff in that collection is crazy expensive. I had no idea that there are people out there willing to spend $40,000+ on Beetles. I mean, sure, they’re practically pristine, but still, that’s crazy talk. There’s still some cool sorta cheap stuff there, like a Vandetta and a Puma GT which seem to have…

Those stupid car companies are ruining one of my favorite jokes, which is “Why did the chicken coop have two doors? Because if it had four doors, it would be a chicken sedan.”Someday in the distant future, I just know that I’m gonna tell my grandchildren this joke and they’ll look at me all confused and be like “What…

At that price, you could buy a Hellcat engine and a Citroen 2cv to stuff it into for almost the same price as a Hellephant engine! (Selection of a 2cv as the car to Hellcatify is completely random, it is simply the first car within that price range that popped into my head. I know, I’m weird like that.)

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Two thousand horsepower, twin-engined, Hemi Tesla? You evil man, that’s brilliant!

I’d like to put that engine in a Plymouth Cricket just for giggles wild maniacal laughter.

As a huge fan of microcars, I find this thing very interesting. It looks like it has enough personality to make up for the fact that it’s electric. I vote nice price, because it’s interesting, cheap, and probably pretty reliable.

Ah, this reminds me of the day I got a lego train set. Almost immediately after putting it together, I started putting random things on the tracks so the train would crash into them. Good times.

Yeah, after reading that portion, my reaction wasn’t “I agree, this is cool”, it was “I don’t care what you say, I want it anyways”.

I wonder what a modern postal Jeep would look like. Also, if the LLV is based on an S10 Blazer, does that mean that bolt-on aftermarket parts exist that could give it actual off-road potential? And who else is wondering why there isn’t an LLV Lemons racer? And isn’t it a bit weird/awesome that we all get excited about…

At least once every year, me and my family drive up to McCall to go “camping”, (aka staying at a hotel and spending the day doing outdoorsy things) and every time we go, we make sure to take a detour on the way home so we can go pick huckleberries, which we all agree are the greatest fruits in existence. One of the…

This lady needs a Citroen freaking DS.

Yeah, I’d much rather buy a $1,000 used car every month than pay that much every month for one new car.

Except that my Thunderbird, which not only doesn’t have an engine cover, but also is missing most of the sound deadening material due to age, is still very quiet. You don’t need an engine cover to make a car quiet.