I regretted buying a 1967 MGB in 1980. It needed constant repairs, and stranded me more often than I can remember.

As stupid teens with a driver’s license, we created an electric beer tap on the dashboard of a friend’s car, using a pressure switch and a windshield washer pump. It functioned but was mostly for laughs back then, although I don’t see the humor as a 60-year-old now.

Hey, do you like the styling of our new model?  If not, order the Musou Black, which will hide every detail of the vehicle.

Tesla reveals its cars well in advance, sometimes with no concrete date, and people don’t seem to mind.

My aunt had one of these in pea green.  I drove it a few times - hated it.  I recall it felt cramped and underpowered.  We still giggle when we encounter pictures of that Mustang II.  I don’t think it will ever have much nostalgia or collector interest.

Wow - totally unavoidable too.  Sad to hear of this.

I personally experienced a cruise control-related spin-out a few years ago in rainy weather.  It was a pickup truck., RWD, no load in the bed.  It can happen.

I love the Honda Element. It’s an easy name to remember when I buy an oil filter for my ‘14 Triumph Bonneville motorcycle ... just lookup Honda Element, and the filter fits.  Thank you Honda.

Absolutely - the Corvair Rampside pickup.  I want one.

Sorta like this

The guy needs help.  Hope he gets on the right track.

$29,000 isn’t so massive when you consider what some people pay for top-end Harleys.  This looks like a lot of fun.

The only thing wrong with this vehicle is the name. Those I know who have driven it have been impressed, and I like the look of the Blazers I’ve seen on the road. I’d love to see a modern take on the K5 myself, though ... possibly what the Hummer H4 would have been had that brand survived.

I like the idea - but damn, that front end.  Makes the Chevy Uplander look like a styling juggernaut.  Interior appointments are nice, and I love the name “Executive Lounge” ... but please fix that nose.

Totally understand.  Loving my Colorado - just the right size for towing the motorcycle trailer and hauling what I haul.  Easy to drive and park.

If the new Supra was called “Camaro”, all the comments would be about how narrow the side windows are, but since it’s a Supra, it’s golden.  Guess it’s not fashionable to bash a Supra.

Zero Harleys in my 8-bike fleet, but the Livewire was finally a Harley that interested me.  Nice-looking and promised to be fun, too.

Harley’s image is a turn-off for me, but I’m right in H-D’s target demographic - mid 50s empty-nester with some extra cash - and 8 motorcycles in the garage, but not a single Harley. For years, H-D offered the motorcyclist anything he wanted as long as it was a loud, heavy, V-twin cruiser. H-D didn’t offer what I…

Even if this Neon was once owned by Jimi Hendrix or Abe Lincoln, that’s an outrageous price.