This looks better than its reputation would lead you to expect.

Carrabba’s, spaghetti, chardonnay, hand shaker, divorce attorney, and Mecedes station wagon???

I’m not opposed to eating at a place like Carrabba’s. If it’s what you have around you, the food is good, but not great. You’ll pay $13.99 for a well executed pasta dish, and a $7 glass of wine.

I was not prepared to be this impressed.

The lead photo with the red 318ti brought back many memories of a simple 4 cylinder with 5 speed and rear wheel drive that was a blast to drive. Actually, I am glad it is not coming stateside. 

this is MUCH more humane.

My grandfather had spare keys to his S10 hidden all over the place (garage, basement, etc.) so taking the keys never worked because he always found a spare somewhere. My parents bought the truck from my grandma, and my mom would have to tell him daily “Thank you, Dad, for letting us borrow the truck for a while. It…

I can handle this.

No one rolls their eyes at my GTI.

A million miles in 13 years is over 200 miles a day. That’s a lot of time in 6th without shifting.  

Always loved these in Titanium Silver

SO different! that was what made car buying so fun! You’d go to the showroom with your parents and sit in all of the cars and play with the dashboard controls while your parents talk to the dealer.

I think Porsche could make the case for an electric 914.

Porsche 914 revival?!?

No they come from the factory with that coating. It’s a rust proofing measure that wraps all the way under the car. Later cars have color matched rocker covers so you don’t see it.

This was the last generation of Bimmers whose looks I enjoyed, full stop. No qualifications, I think they’re pretty cars.

This was poetic. I had to capture it as such.

The rear fake vent is the worst square foot of car design in history.

This is the busiest “slice” of a car I’ve ever seen. Even after a few years, these things get my attention for all the wrong reasons. It’s simultaneously basic/homely and annoyingly offensive, which is hard to do. Like the car version of Pauly Shore.