Hmmmm...... I could possibly only need to purchase two more vehicles for the rest of my life if I chose these with a diesel option.

Kill It! Put it out of its misery! The H4 will never come to fruition and the H2 and H3 are long in the tooth.

@Shep_Shepherd: Yep. I agree. Now if we can kill the Escalade and Navigator then all would be right in the automotive universe.

Good Riddance.

@theeastbaykid: I still wonder if the Corolla electric power steering issues are related to those with the Cobalt/G5. Although, the Saturn Ion and Vue had electric power steering since 2003 and I have not heard of a recall on those vehicles.

I love that the picture for this post is a beige AA model. Where are the fangs for when it bites back?

(sigh)

That look like it would be a blast to operate. Lot's of fun with a twist of sheer terror.

Considering that I would rather have a Volvo C30 instead of a Mini, I would say that the Saab would make for another nice alternative.

Hmmm...... A modest house with a studio, working capital to shift from being a working stiff (as an IT analyst) to a photographer shooting everything from sports, events, and even private settings. Then I would pick up a diesel SuperDuty with a truck cap to use for my new work vehicle in place of my land yacht.

@pj134: Ouch! Yea. I don't want to have to file for a Visa to go to a Phillies or Eagles game. Considering the mess in Trenton and City Hall in Philly, I would never get one.

Neat looking project, but rolling tool chests work much better.

@who.else: I only use the cellophane tape trick to tape screws in place and then label the card if i cannot complete a project in one setting or if I have to shelve a project to wait for parts or other items.

I like the icecube tray for holding small screws the best although I use little craft boxes/mini tackle boxes for organizing parts and screws that come out of a project so I can get it back together.

@Maxx Cracker: And we can attach Philadelphia County, PA to that as well. I don't think PA will miss the Republic of Philadelphia any more than the US will miss NJ.

What is sad is that highway tolls cannot be included in you commuter benefits account. What a crock! I don't pay for parking and the train station is too far from my office to be able to use that as an option.

I have to say that the vehicle I will have to work the hardest to explain is the El Camino. As much as i love the car and understand the concept and why it is still relevant in a world of full size, half ton and bigger trucks.

@KAR120C: I owned two of them and they are the best SUV ever made. In fact, the Cherokee was the first "Crossover" as it is a unibody structure.

Short of welding a new rear clip to the back of this car, the trunk will never be able to close without leaking.

Those stripes look like something that you would see on a retired company vehicle sold at auction. Although, most are reflective and those are not.