I get what you're saying, although I'm not sure the "it's a joke" defense really excuses it.

I see your point about the absurdity.

How is asking "which one of these would you kill" better than the frat boys in Vermont asking who you'd like to rape?

Sorry! I'm being a little too sensitive, and your explanation makes a lot of sense.

Are you sure about that? Seems neither accurate nor fair to me.

Glad to see Northern Ireland in the news for a good reason, and that Wrightbus is getting some publicity.

I thought it was just me. Boxy is good.

The point still stands: there was an even more sobre version of the Alliance - the original R9, as in the pic.

The funny thing is, the Alliance actually was the adorned version: the European Renault 9 was even plainer.

It might be going too far to call it the 'coolest' wooden car, but the Hustler (the name really doesn't work in North America) by William Towns must certainly qualify as an interesting one.

Cheers!

Don't worry - I'm finding this hilarious. Thanks for the message. :)

You're all just trying to push me over the edge. And it's working.

Two very good points, sir.

For the love of Nibbles, can someone on the internet spell "Pontiac Aztek" properly?

Imps are for wimps. Real men want the Singer Chamois.

This isn't an article about car-culture, it's an article about a serious mental illness. It's not a laughing matter and it doesn't belong here.

Singer Chamois, of course. As per my user-name. Chamois being a goat-antelope thing, and not just what you wash windows with.

New Haven?

Most cats can drive; some of them read Jalopnik. You didn't know that?