I had an Isuzu Impulse Turbo back in the day and honestly, the pod mount signals were pretty awesome once you got used to them. I really liked that setup since there was so much you could do with it without removing your hands from the wheel.

Or a VW, for that matter.

Well they do when it’s technologically feasible to do so.

The Beat really is surprisingly roomy inside. I’m a pretty large dude (6'1") who likes small cars, even though I don’t fit inside of them so well. Here’s a pic of me stuffed into a Beat that’s owned by my co-worker in Wisconsin. I’d love to have one, someday!

Right? This is a decent donor car for an 818, just for less money than asking price.

Definitely my first car, which was a 1974 VW Beetle. A whopping 55 hp or so, depending who you ask. Maybe a few more with the quiet pack exhaust and the single Weber 32/36 progressive carb I installed?

The Z32 300ZX has what I think is one of the best interiors ever...

I still remember the first time I saw a Yugo back in the 80's. My friend’s sister had just purchased one and was utterly thrilled with her purchase. We went outside and had a look around her new treasure. After poking around a bit, we popped the hood to see what motivated this tiny car and marveled at the sight of...a…

I see Border Patrol vehicles on a regular basis where I live (just off the 8 fwy in the mountains east of San Diego), mostly their trucks and Jeeps due to the local terrain. I just ignore them like they’re not even in law enforcement, sometimes blowing by them at 15 over the limit.

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For me, it’s replacing the window washer tank in my roommate’s Mazda 3. I’m not looking forward to pulling the bumper off just so I can get to the tank itself.

I was just thinking that this car looks like an angry beaver from the front. Not a pleasant look.

As much as I like that CX500 Turbo, I’d have to take $$ off for the paint job. While it looks quite nice, the factory paint and graphics would be much more desirable at this price.

Does it come with $15K in confiscated coke in the glovebox? Asking for a friend.

“Hell, this car looks like a liar, driven by someone who lies for a living”

I wouldn’t. I’d let Chrysler die.

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For me, it’s still a manual transmission. It’s a good thing I really don’t care for newer cars.

I’d argue that they are electric sheep.

Nice to see this car is still around and still in decent running condition. I actually saw it in person parked near my friends house in Coronado, CA back in the late 80's and definitely remember the story about it in C&D back in the day.