You make it sound like Mercedes-Benz has been gulling us for years now.

“May as well, right? Enjoy.”

My parents had an ancient upright freezer made by International Harvester of all people. They had it for almost 50 years, then sold it in perfect working order to buy a big chest freezer. The amazing Cornbinder freezer never required any repairs while my folks had it!

With Freebie, of course. Duh!

Davenport? Don’t be a piker; go all the way with a chesterfield.

Why is he driving in the Arctic?

The United States of America, as viewed from the rest of the world.

More Shilling shit takes, as listed in the above comments. Very tiresome, as usual.

They ain’t got nuthin’ on New York, New York.

”I would purchase an app that created personalized license plate pictures.”

New BMWs look like double-Edsels. Maybe they’ll sell as well, too.

I like the Imperial’s styling the most of the three and, if for nothing less, than its very grand name. The “Imperial” says it all.

Mark at Nostalgic Motoring was the one who sold Steve Lehto his red Viper.

The Deora’s windshield (that lifts up) is originally the upper half of the tailgate from a 1960 Ford station wagon. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Hey, Jason! Don’t bogart that joint, my friend.

The Chinese invoice lists the Description of Goods as a four-wheel electric tricycle. That says it all in a nutshell. I love it!

“Wonder what they should call it?”

“The excitement exuded by the model in the video will surely sell these things like hotcakes.”

So ... was I the only one to notice that the chassis, wheels, battery, and inflator do not fit in the backpack? It’s a pretty useless “invention” and would require more luggage to carry around the whole shebang.

“They could have used IBM.”