I’m way too anxious to run out of gas. I’m almost 70 and never even came close.

For the Odyssey - I am guessing the comment was referring to the original Honda Odyssey, not the wagovan thing...

Karate lion is the best lion.

The 2003-2010 logo doubling as an upside down duck only adds to the charm.

Ford’s Canada-only marque in the 60's, the Frontenac:

I really liked these on the GM hybrids back in the day, specifically the H with the circuitry.

Low hanging fruit: Alfa Romeo.

Honda Odyssey

As much as I despise Chrysler/FCA/Stellantis, I’m bummed the Dart didn’t work out. I thought it was a pretty good looking little car that never got the chance it deserved. A true performance version would have been rad.

You all remember the Pontiac 6000 STE? There was even an AWD version for a short while. And back in the day you could mention this car in the same conversation along with the Audi 5000 and not get laughed out of the room.

Dodge Omni GLH

Re: Reckless Teen Actually Apologizes, great story! I can’t help but assume that everyone else who read this (maybe of a certain age) pictured “Uncle Deadhead” to be Sam Elliot, circa Roadhouse age.

Around here Prius’ are driven just like every other car on the road.  not sure where you’re getting your experience from - but it’s completely at odds with what I’ve seen.

I cannot believe that clown, Popper, got acquitted

Just to be contrarian, I’ll share a story that is not sketchy in the least. I lived in NYC for 6 years. Probably one of the first friends I made after moving there alone was a homeless (or possibly barely housed) man named Lloyd who would ask for change on the same train (the N train to Astoria) most days. He had a…

$40k gets you a loaded Mazda CX-5 turbo. Just look for the signature trim. You can even get it with the best red in the automotive industry. Sorry, Ferrari. 

Me too.... 

I lent a car to a person I barely knew.

Pulled over to pee on a dark wooded road in the night. I took one step into the woods and slid down a ravine that I didn’t see. My buddy with me took the car to walmart and got rope to pull me out. I was lucky and got away with just a few scratches.

Nobody likes typos, but c’mon, don’t pretend that’s indecipherable. It’s clearly, “Fishermen on the Pecatonica River in Northern Illinois likely had no idea that their sonar would lead to a breakthrough in a nearly 50-year-old missing persons case.”