So they went through all that engineering trouble to make the engine have less of a height presence and then stuck a 10” tall air cleaner on top of the carb? Makes sense.

Going over the top keeping my cars tip top and reliable was always a priority and I would spend what was needed to keep them right. I gave up on my love of BMW’s because I realized it was a loosing battle replacing junk parts with new junk parts. The IMS bearing on Porsche’s atleast have a solid permanent solution and…

Mother of God! 

Im throwing down my vote for the the Honda Civic Type R but the 80's Ford Merkur is a close second

They flat out gave up. I can't believe anyone buys a vehicle with that interior and thinks its ok.

I’ve got a Fiesta St and its not the most pleasing material but its actually not bad for functionality and it kinda grows on you.

No the plane does not do most of the work. Even with all the automation most aircraft require constant babysitting. 

I’m an airline pilot and find it amusing when people clap. Nice gesture but you are correct, we can’t hear the applause and really could care either way. What better than applause? Courteous, well behaved passengers who pay attention to the safety briefings.

I’d pay $4500 for that. Really that’s a cheap price to be able to brag that you own the most unreliable, most expensive to repair car in history. Also you would also own the highest mileage 5000 in history. Once AUDI catches wind of this car, surely they will want it for there museum.

Speedo is a faulty speed sensor sending unit.

I remember in 1985, the local Cincinnati Delorean dealer offered the DMC in red, black and white besides the standard Stainless steel. Also they were $14500 new.

My first drive with my stepdad in his 1953 MG TD

Love your humor! Your overlooking the marketing reason behind the small person in a large sedan. It makes the Cascadia look like an Equinox convertible. What every middle aged woman wants. Even though its a total lie that this Cascadia is a convertible crossover, it raises the possibility of getting buyers into the…