Cha-cha-cha-chia!

And so now we all know where the big three got their quality standards for their malaise era cars.

Up here in the soon to be frozen Northeast, there's at least 10 Dunkin' Donuts for every Mickey-Dees. I'd like to see that map. (Similar densities of Tim Horton's exist in southern Canadia).

It might have not been the wisest investment instrument, but certainly one of the coolest. How many 22 year old cars are there laying around with 9 miles on the odometer? (And of those, how many are actually cool?)

@mechimike: Even if it were purchased by my own great granny, I'm still not sure I'd pay $8k. Maybe $5k.

@MOPAR-MAN: Heart-clicky for that!

How about three grand? It's interesting, but $8k for a Maverick? Just because it's old doesn't mean it's valuable.

Destroying it seems like a real shame. But then again, is it me, or does building a lego house just so you can sleep in it for three nights seem like an incredible waste of money?

@jaymcminn: Personally, I'm eagerly awaiting the introduction of the Prius GT.

Phew...for a while there I thought Toyota was only interested in making dull family cars. I'm glad they've come to their senses, because nothing says "driving excitement" like 12 variations of the Prius.

And when they were done protesting, they got in their cars and drove back to the suburbs.

Did someone say fiЯe?

@TechnoDestructo: Or somebody with a golfball cannon.

I know I'm going to catch hell for this, but I like it. Plus, it's even a combi! It's like they designed it just for me.

I know I'm going to catch hell for this, but I like it. Plus, it's even a combi! It's like they designed it just for me.

I know I'm going to catch hell for this, but I like it. Plus, it's even a combi! It's like they designed it just for me.

It'll go great with my Rowlex watch and Armonny suit.

@huevosrancheros: But thanks to Fiat, they might catch fire.

The term "budget Rolls" has to be the ultimate in oxymorons.

@KillerBRacing: I thought it was one of the coolest car commercials I'd ever seen. It's nothing shy of bizarre.