This is my LS400. It’s a 1990 with 250,000 miles, and it suffers from a lot of old car issues. A starter on the brink of failure, completely rubbish suspension bits, and a power steering leak. Would I trade it?

They’ve all wound up at my Carmax’s wholesale lot, where they’ll be moving onto their next chapter in life at a Buy Here, Pay Here lot.

I wasn’t expecting to see the fake advertisement I made end up in this article! I guess AutoNews seemed fit to crop it and use it...I guess I’m honored that it ended up being so realistic that they thought it was genuine?

The only thing this did for me is remind me how quick TVRs can be. I remember old Top Gear videos going nuts at how fast the Cerbera was.

“Nobody cares about the Cadillac Catera”

I mean it is Ford, and they’ve been known to kick out some interesting things no other manufacturer would do.

You said “performance vehicles.” That includes SUVs.

I’m so progressive I make Progressive Auto Insurance look like Regressive Auto Insurance

there will be an ST version, too, because nothing is sacred

Azteks are my territory, back off pleb.

Sounds like a bunch of baby boomers who’ll never understand what real speed is about with their slow, antiquated manuals. It’s a sad shame. This is the future people. If you can’t get on par with how the world is moving, then I won’t sympathize with you when the government syndicate comes your way in thirty years and…

I’m surprised the Elon Musk story has not gone the way of DeLorean yet.

So cool, even James Bond drove one:

Your powers of Aztek hate have no effect on me.

Except it’s really not? It’s a reliable and practical little hatchback. Are you sure you read the same post that I did?

We’re underestimating the Aztek too.

Nick’s a cool guy, a friend of mine. He woke me to the Vibe craze a few years back, and I seriously considered getting one as a daily. They’re tough and endearing little cars for sure.

Spoken like a man who saw the headline and completely skipped the rest of the text to post a snarky comment for stars.

Lincoln’s interiors may look nice but they don’t feel it. I sat in a Continental and the interior door button handle was broken, talk about a bad first impression.