Don't be ridiculous. Mitsubishi can't afford to do a full redesign.

And ever so slowly, the Pathfinder and Maxima come ever closer to becoming the same thing.

This is the first time I've noticed how much the Logo looks like a mini 1st generation Odyssey from behind.

"This is gonna be great!"

I blame her for ignoring the problem with the bridge.

Turbo, 4WD, available 4WS (In Japan), flip up lights. Probably an optional CD player.

You are correct sir, though it's a headtube.

Oh totally, Iran Khodro. Looks like they're still in Peugeot's good graces too

Still relevant

Oh yeah, piece of cake.

Wouldn't taking off all the creaking plastic mean removing the body too?

With proper care they go for ages in Africa and the Middle East, 504 and 405s too. I bet the lack of parts support and dealer infrastructure had a lot to do with this one.

The M30 would be the super unicorn then, though I'm not sure if the coupe or convertible were rarer.

They recalled one car.

In converting their left hand drive cars to right hand drive, Peugeot, Citroën, and Renault left part of the brake assembly on the passenger side, which somehow allowed passengers to activate the brakes.

They claimed it could hurt the minivan's resale value because buyers think it might have been improperly repaired in an accident.

He was a product engineer, hmm

Can't get more "Wine Country" than the Corkscrew, AMIRITE?!

But would Ron Swanson really drive a Toyota?

Addendum: Flying Aston