I’d love to have a French Onion button, but then I’d have to pull over to enjoy the melted cheese and baguette. Soup is a lot harder to eat while driving compared to fries.

I don’t think this person would appreciate the corrado’s unique ability to make every journey a one-way trip.

>>>Suggests getting a reliable car

I slapped these two shots together for comparison. I see lots of difference, but I still can’t seem to hop aboard the hate train. I like the top Mustang a little better, but I think that’s because the yellow car’s photography is abysmal.

Get off the couch, tie your shoes.

Also relevant:

I saw that the MTA put for a few days in service some buses and subway cars. EV Checker cabs could form part of this vintage fleet as well.

All the small coupes that never were.
The IDX

But thanks though!

I’ll spam this thread until everyone’s heart breaks again.

This car and its fate sums up 2016.

The Nissan IDx. The world would have hated a lightweight compact rear wheel drive coupe. Clearly we needed more crossovers with CVTs.

I really think the Japanese automakers had some of the best styling of all time during the early-mid 90s. Most of their cars had these great body lines and this kind of understated-but-means-business look that holds up really well today.

The R33 is the best looking Skyline in my opinion.

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo dude.

Looking at it in hindsight, it almost looks like a Chinese Lamborghini knockoff. Granted, a rather nice one.

Like everything else, rollover regulations?

JASON: Hey Melanie!

lol

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