Windowless post office with barbed wire - how classy.

@Bustedknuckles: I thought that was just boogers hanging from her nose.

The camera should have been mounted higher so that you could at least see the hood and know where the front of the car was. But it was funny to watch anyways.

I actually think the Matra Rancho is kinda cool - too bad about the lack of AWD. Here's my other choice for a neat soft roader - The Golf Country.

@bacon117 - Escort Owner, Lover: I agree - not everyone is a "car guy" or has the time and space to deal with a non running chassis for sale even if it's rare. Because now you'll have looky loos, tire (chassis) kickers, low ballers, possible thieves scoping out your place to steal it and so on. Even if you list it…

I think it's meant to say "feel very good" but the phrase was most likely knocked off from another car sticker or brand and so the letters "e" were changed to "o" to avoid copyright issues. You see it a lot on knock off toys, clothes, and movies where a couple letters are changed for this reason.

Well done! Some meter maids need to chill.

Or maybe ugly looking Lincolns that were nothing more than vinylized Fords?

Could it be the G bodies with the fixed rear windows?

Not sure if the cars are disfigured due to the artisits poor drawing skills or because of this classy lady's unfortunate body shape.

Was it customized by the same guy that owns the dragon vette?

Hondas

Who cares? Nobody here is gonna run out and factory order one anyways.

@Møbius: To add to SerialThriller's comments, manufacturers also have to meet certain emission and fuel economy standards as well as reliablity specs (the vehicle has to last a certain amount of time with minimal or zero warranty claims), and the stock vehicle has to meet a certain price point.

@tekamul: I agree with you. I owned 8 Hondas (and sold Hondas for almost 4 years) and don't like anything in their lineup right now.

Dude, what you drove is the previous generation Accord/TSX (see my picture). And although I agree with most of your article that this Americanized wagon

I think vans might make a comeback soon on the modifying scene.

The only reason manuals are slowly going away is because of lack of consumer demand.

The future is here with a pussy mobile doing tricks like no others can.

I'll take a 780 over this.