marimvibe deserves COTD for that

Came here to post this!

I’m staying home for the holidays. I will, however, be driving about 40 miles next weekend to visit a tourist railway.

I think I’ve seen that done quite a few times.

If you play the subliminal messages backwards, you can hear Led Zeppelin.

Am I the only one who thinks the Ypsilon looks like the unfortunate child of a PT Cruiser and a Vauxhall Astra?

Ooooh, so that’s what the big window over the steering-direction torus is for! I thought it was so I could see the other vehicle-mobiles in my way and honk the beep-beep at them.

Well, at least there’s some variety to this one: instead of people running away from dinosaurs, we have people and dinosaurs running away from explosions! That’s cool, right?

Pretty sure he acts like that 24/7, stroke or not.

Santa Claus is one of those things that I always sort of went along with because holiday cheer and whatnot, but seriously...I can see where this kid’s coming from.

Hmm...it’s a stretch, but I can definitely see it now.

The Alero was an intact, functioning automobile. A person could get in it and drive it from Point A to Point B with a reasonable chance of arriving in one piece.

He needed a car to destroy for a video series, and the Alero was too nice.

I’m having trouble seeing any Saturn L-series DNA in there. Maybe a Geo Metro, though.

Clothes are fleeting. Volkswagens are forever.

I had pretty much all of this stuff when I was about 3 years old. Imagine how badass my childhood could have been!

My questions are mostly about how it differs from the previous generation (my daily driver is a 2012 Leaf).

1. AC/DC - High Voltage

Is that supposed to be a volcano eruption?