@FriscoFairlane: You don't have to worry about Ford ruining the name "GT-40". That's actually owned by Carroll Shelby, which is why the new car wasn't called that. Also, the fact that it's like 43 inches tall.

@kake81: Here you go.

@pinstripewizard: That's funny, I was thinking something similar when I saw a video in the comments that showed how to use pennies as a crowd pleaser.

@ɹǝʌoɹ ǝƃuɐɹʇs: Contrary to common opinion, I actually love both of these cars, though. I've owned one NG900 and several Classic 900's, and I've loved them all for different reasons.

I've got to go with the Saab 900's changes in the 1994 and 1995 (convertible) model year. How many cars keep their drive wheel configuration, while rotating the engine and transmission 90 degrees?

@Syrax: Not before they trashed the Classic's beautiful interior with that big honkin' black plastic dashboard for the 1995 MY.

@allexedup: Yeah, me too.

@Autojunkie: Beautiful, but I'm not loving that tint. It really takes away from the feminine good looks of those slender pillars.

@Skink: There's a New Mexico?

@allexedup: No!

@zundefolge1342: Here you go.

@AutomotiveJesus:

@Batshitbox:

Ram Laramie, because it's named after the city where I go to school.

@tonyfanara: Thank you for that.

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Coll writeup, Peter. I would love to see Argentina someday, and I love me some mate. I should have remembered to bring my gourd and bombilla up here to Wyoming for the winter.

@472CID: Range Rover, 41 years!

@ThelynXAZ: Yeah, it's too bad. I always liked them. At least until after dark when those weird arch-shaped tail lamps lit up.

I like the dash because I like anything that reminds me of this.