@Roberto Grijalva: Hot. So hot.

@Roberto Grijalva: I know this sounds creepy and wrong, but I think I'm in love with your steering wheel.

@Uncle Bo: As a European kid in the 80s, I always thought that one of the great and fun things about American cars was their vivid interiors. Especially the matching steering wheels. It may not be tasteful, but red, green and blue need to come back as steering wheel colours.

Just an idle (and somewhat off-topic) thought, but perhaps if Pontiac had diversified into tractors, maybe they'd still be around.

Nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ... and that's just from looking at it.

@brc is never late, because of his v8: Thy testament is worthy, good prophet. G8 liveth! Thou hast brought signs from beyond the very grave itself!

@brc is never late, because of his v8: A prophet has been sent, to bring us news of the holy Fields of Blacktop!

@BartMack: As the Scriptures state, "Verily, where two or three shall gather upon the internet to remember and speak of former brands, there dwelleth hope. For remember ye well these brands die not, yet merely slumber. Indeed the day dawneth soon when Olds and Saab shall frolic with De Soto through fields of blacktop…

@Ray Wert: Not just Sad Panda: Sad Koala, Sad Orangutan, Sad Lemur and Sad Every Other Endangered Animal.

Do you think, in a similar vein, we can get GM to restart Pontiac G8 production by midnight tonight?

The World has ended. BMW has ripped off a Chinese design.

Let me think: a house, or something made by GM in the 80's?

Aries.

@dmckoltrane: Then move across the Atlantic to revive Austin, Triumph and Riley, among others.

@dmckoltrane: ....and Oldsmobile. Even Saturn, too.

Played right, and perhaps in another era, Hummer could easily have been another Jeep.

A question: in twenty years, will guys like him be getting "Geely" and "BYD" inked into their orange flesh?

So when does New Zealand start building Oldsmobile Auroras?

For #28 - Are they eating it, or spitting it back up again?

@Armand: Right back atcha...