YES!!

My daily driver is a Lincoln Town Car with 120k miles. I’m 33. It’s slow, there are a few scratches too but it’s a great car. Invisible to police. It can cruise all day at 80mph and it's pretty quiet. parts are cheap.

1989-1996 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible

This is 2015, where torsion beam rear axles should be a memory.

I feel dirty now.

Eurosport VR wagon, anyone?

There’s a Hess & Eisenhardt Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera that lives not far from me. The old folks who own it still drive it every couple of weeks.

What is the red plane? That looks ridiculous LOL

I’d rather see the MKX be renamed Aviator since it wore that name in the studio photos released just days before the Detroit Auto Show. When the vehicle was finally unveiled at Detroit, the Aviator badges were gone, replaced with MKX badges. There was no mention that it was the “second generation Aviator”

YES YES YES. A million times yes! You are exactly right

Studio pics are at netcarshow

I think I found my new kink.

I would star this a million times if I could.

well that's depressing. I'm moving there in 2017 :-/

Anecdotally speaking, the first part of the hood to get hot and burn the paint on the outside was right above the turbo. Honestly though whoever put that big of an engine in such a tiny engine bay was insane. The radiator fan would do its best C-130 impression with any amount of driving on a 90°F day. And the turbo…

I had a 2.8T SAAB 9-3 Aero that died by self immolation one morning on my way to work. I loved that car, and i’m still mad it let me down. It was fast and unusual (especially in very rural Mississippi). God I miss it, but I had to vote CP.

That's insane. I have to read more about this place.

Really fun landings. They're QUICK!

Corky’s closed late last year. It is now the “Samuel Adams Cafe” or some shit. Sorry :( Popeyes also closed.

I have to disagree with the Sonata. I’ve rented several in different trims and it falls way behind the Fusion in styling, comfort, and interior design. The only thing I liked about it was the tactile feel of the knobs, which was excellent. Oh, and the smooth shifting automatic. I could have sworn it was a drone-free…