We drove through Rome GA, rather than I-20/I-65, which proved to be a lot hillier than I expected.  Plus we had the A/C going pretty much the whole trip.

I just watched an old Road Runner cartoon where Wile E. Coyote built something similar to this to chase down the Road Runner.

My 1970 Buick Wildcat convertible with the 455 and 4-barrel carb could get 12mpg on a good day, but mileage usually hovered around 9-10 mpg.

The size of the drones themselves varies by eyewitness report, ranging from “a car” to “a dining room table.”

Not nearly enough American iron on this list.  Personal Luxury coupes from the ‘70s (think Monte Carlo, Cutlass Supreme and Grand Prix) are starting to become hot.

My late Uncle Walt was a ‘Buick Man’ all his life.

My cousin, who knows absolutely ZERO about cars, has owned Subarus for the past 25 years because someone once told her ‘Subarus are good in the snow.’

If it was painted seafoam green and had a pot leaf sticker on the trunk lid, it would be perfect. 

I don’t need to outrun the lion, i just need to outrun my more-out-of-shape-than-me friend.

Needs dog dish hubcaps.

Hill Climb Racing 2

The new Chrysler logo is NOT an uglier version of the Bentley logo - Chrysler took their former 1930's logo, updated and recycled it.

At least they're bringing back the Fratzog 

My vote is for Rover rebranding themselves as Sterling in the US after being away from the US market for over a decade. Talk about putting lipstick on a pig.

I established a rule with my family and cow-orkers as few years ago - NO MORE CAR BOOKS!

Pilot school. Day one, lesson one.

Back in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the Italians were great at making compact sedans like the Fiat 131.

$229/day?

‘Merica!