It would make an absolutely awesome LeMons pace car.

@FromaBuick6: Certainly one of the squarest of the AMC's!

In retrospect and after reading the road-test at AROnline, it was a car doomed by circumstances and not by poor design (although the phrase "Lucas Electrics" always sends a cold shiver down my spine).

@Muscles Marinara: @FromaBuick6: I used to work with a woman who had a '75 Caddy. She said it averaged about 8 MPG in the city. Three cheers for inefficiency!

@spuy767: Wow...absolutely sucktastic! I figured a mid 70's GM product would take the prize.

@☠Grяrяrяrяrя, now with twice the bacon!: Wow, those are some pretty disappointing numbers. Technically, the Cougar 302 made .44 hp/ci, which is a real powerhouse compared to the dogs you've listed!

Somewhere, in a government file cabinet, on a routine maintenance record, listed under "condition of turbine shaft," there's an entry that reads "perky."

Wow, a whole 134 HP? That's getting down to the .33 hp/cubic inch mark, which is impressive.

Who says I'm NOT stupid and boring?

I'm thinking that automobile manufacturers should fill their airbags with Jiffy Pop popcorn. I mean, come on, you've got to detonate the sodium azide anyway, so you might as well put it to work.

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Or a huge blueberry muffin. Mmmmmm...muffins!

Holy sh*t, this is just unspeakably awful. I feel embarrassed just looking at the pictures.

@lostarchitect: I didn't mean to imply that bad driving behavior was unique to motorcyclists. Bad driving (inattentive, distracted, rude, or aggressive driving) seems to be the norm these days rather than the exception for drivers of all vehicles.

Between selling out to the Chinese and the killing off the V70 for North America, this has been a very disappointing week.

@grifonik: Well done sir! But is that a Camaro, or secret spy satellite?

I like it, but how does the driver see over that thing???? Making right turns must be a bitch.

@Spirit Of Ecstasy: MPG? What MPG? But in this case, that's okay. :)

@BLVC25: Yeah, I know. It's always the same story. "Hey, we have this nice sport-wagon for the rest of the world, but for you fat-assed Americans, here's a huge ugly bloated SUV." This certainly isn't a new phenomenon.

Lane splitting is commonly practiced in my state, but with the current wave of drivers not paying attention to actually driving and being incredibly rude, impatient and belligerent, I can see it leading to just as many accidents (as people attempt to change lanes because they're in the wrong one and not expecting a…

@allexedup: I'll give you half of my meatballs. In a strange twist of irony, the only reason you could even carry half a million meatballs is because you own a Volvo wagon!