Toyota famously has a really weird (bad) allocation process. It tends to hamstring anything new, and creates negative feedback loops for anything other than the most popular products.

I’m a fan of the Kammback / shooting brake / hatchback styles, so I don’t find the back ugly.

The E39 was pinnacle Bmw to me.

This is actually a clever bit of inside knowledge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamborghini:_The_Man_Behind_the_Legend

Its an okay movie

Oh god please don’t tempt me. It’s good that I live in a Condo, if I had a driveway it would full of old 90s performance cars. 

I live in the most densely populated region of the US and I almost never see them. Like...never.

100% correct. Here is a picture of my 9-5 Aero Wagon. Lurking in the background is my old V70 T5 that’s still running as well and now owned by my brother in law.

Definitely Saab. We’ve owned 5 from a 1978 99EMS coupe to a 2009 9-3 sedan. They were all interesting and fun to drive. The best of the bunch was our 2006 9-3 SportCombi. That car had amazing utility and with snows on all 4 wheels it got us to VT and back to PA through many a winter snow storm.  

side note: The 458 was Ferrari’s last beautiful car. I do love the 812 and Portofino, but the 458 had a certain allure to it. It doesn’t look angry, it looks like the type friend that you know you’re going to have a wild night with, not remember any of it, and wake up in a cop car. Just a devilish thing, and yea it…

Agreed! I had a 9-3, and while it was definitely the least reliable car I’ve ever owned, I miss it terribly. I’m still kicking myself years later for not pulling the trigger on an NG 9-5. Sure, it was a GM underneath, but I’ve always thought it was a gorgeous car with a design that would have aged very gracefully.

There is a reason you don’t see old Saabs on the road. 

THIS!!!!

This is the best answer.

Don’t forget that they also had the coolest cup holders.

100% SAAB, came here to say it!

Take your damn star.  SAAB for sure.  But I’ll take a 9-5 EViggen Wagon

I badly wanted a 9-3 Viggen back in the day. Still do, to be honest, but maintenance costs scare me. 

What Car Company Do You Wish Still Built Cars?

Indeed. This one is great as well, but I wouldn’t call it “weird” so I could see it not being included