It's tough when something goes wrong on your car to get out of the state of mind that it's always broken.

My Trailblazer needed some time to get up and going this morning. It started up like a bear woken too early from hibernation and the trans just felt cold and sluggish when I did start moving.

That only cost $2500?? Wow!

Yowza.

Understandable, but I like it better than the round and bubbly C5 and C6.

I didn't know stock cars ran in Le Mans. The C7R is about as close to stock as you'll get while meeting racing regs.

Pretty sure this guy shows up to Le Mans.

Driveline's gotta go somewhere.

My truck needs to warm up a bit until the idle settles down otherwise it sounds grumpy.

I feel like if they actually advertised it, it may do better.

Ew, Lexus? At least the Volvo's a little interesting.

I bought a 2005 Trailblazer largely so I can work on it when things go wrong...

Ok, Ok Safety miser. Just relax.

At least Subaru is more affordable.

Congratulations, Volvo. You've answered the questions that nobody was asking.

I had a Grand Am as a first car. At leas this one would be reliable.

That's critical thinking right there.

I'd buy that for my son as a first car. NP.

Alternatively, you could just run them over with yesterday's Cranberries song-channeling 1997 Dodge Ram Van. If you choose that last option however, keep in mind that its 65% Crack Pipe loss means that your peers will think that zombie kill was too damn expensive.

They couldn't put a Toyota license plate on it. When I saw a closer picture of the rear, I thought maybe they broke it or forgot to finish putting it together because you could see the ground looking through that license plate hole.