Presumpting I can crosspost this to the Mazda2?

World's luckiest yellow wagon.

@formeedabble: That particular point of plot was designed largely as a metaphor for God in modern times. I think, anyway. I'd stay interested and overlook it, there's too much win in B5 to sink the ship on account of this.

@grzydj: well, the first gen Mazda MPV (North american) didn't have a sliding door, just a beast of a swinger. Still counted as a mini though.

@mrwoolery: They will not come, Stig."

@sierran: cotd. Firmly.

Oh remy, how I love thee. Check out the weatherman rap, among others.

@seishino: Kudos. this from a child of a parent along those lines. A ford bronco on gravel is a mighty powerful thing to a five year old mind :)

First they would know fear

@snapoversteer believes GM's lies because he's afraid of dying alone: Ahh come now, I've got two of those in the driveway with about a million miles on em. They don't smoke, knock, or otherwise complain, get good mileage and look alright too. And, they're holding up better than those spiffy N54

@tapz: I'd love to see an article dedicated to dutch racing culture circa the 80's. Must be some fantastic stories. Crazy dutch...

@Fedaykin528: That thing is beautiful. Starkly. The kind of beauty that can haunt and elate all at once. Win.

@strays2k: Let's see your average owner do that in anything, crossover, or legitimate SUV.

@B-Sel; currently in a geolippsoidal state: @drew00629:

@captainzeros: Damnit, beat me to it. You have to wonder what sort of innocent (i hope) and massively inadvertent freudian slip created a monstrosity like that.

@crazedclay: Very private jetlineresque

@somejackball: Ahh full length center console. I wish. That really is the lovely.

It has the crossfire swoop from the doors back. Though, and I may get shot and pissed on for this, it is a vast improvement in many senses over the current offering.

Ahh. I raged. Heavily. Knowing full well that it's a spoof, but realizing that it really, really, isn't. I... yeah. Just a little bit of depression to end the day.

What I like about this article is that I had a brief look at the other comments, and half of them, if not more, are about the subject matter/car and not the writing or the writer. This means he's done his job right.