Voyager and DS9 were shot on film, as was TNG, so the ability to do a complete remaster is there. The problem is, the newer shows started incorporating CGI which would have to be redone as well, adding to the already tremendous expense and time that it took them to do TNG. Upscaling can work, but it too has its…

111-year old Titanic debris looks a LOT different than brand new, shiny submersible debris.

Only the driver’s seat is rough, the article stated that the rest of it looks fantastic.

I’m surprised Tesla isn’t on here. A decade ago, they were the only kid in town. Now? Literally almost any other EV will be an improvement in styling and build quality, to name a few. I guess their charging network is saving them - again.

I am looking for the brown 4 speed Wagon at a much lower price

Who buys sedans anyway? Those are cars for elderly people.

In fairness.. he FOUND bush.

You can make a killing with that stuff on the black market.

Maybe his dog rolled over on its back, tail wagging...aaaaand to him that was consent? No? I’ll see myself out.

Nah, that would be ruff.

Don’t be a dick.

Just say Pesto abandoned his family to explore his Neapolitan heritage.

An immaculate survivor of a car literally no one else on the road will have. It’s on the cusp, but I’ll give this a NP simply because of how wonderfully undesirable and cute it is, at the same time.

They’re going to want to get these made in South Carolina ASAP.

There’s no more fitting way to admit a car is played out than to offer it in a color combination that can claim the same thing.

There’s no way it would have stayed buried for decades if there was anything to it.

A new top is noted but not shown erected.

Yeah what could these POSSIBLY be certainly not any military technology being tested no sir the United States government would never do THAT.

Sounds like bullshit to me.

The fact that all auto makers stopped offering small trucks for the U.S. market, tells you that everyone misunderstood the buying public. I guess when you consider how popular big trucks are (even though more than 90% of owners don’t need them), I could potentially see how execs were fooled.