Jay doesn't approve of any.

Pray, tell us more!

... and open in a pretty original way without marring the lines.

I say those in the Alfa Montreal are hors concurs!

Well, comrade, someone has to draft 5-year plans!

You have a point, but that's why such engine is found only in the RX sports car outside of Japan. There was a time when Mazda would have even limousines with a Wankel in Japan, but I'm not sure if this is the case any longer.

"Opel to target premium segment."

You're lost in the semantics. The fact still remains that the Fed gorged up (or primary buyers off loaded on the Fed because they didn't want to hold the risk, if you prefer) on T-bills. If you still think that it's A-OK, that this is holding US debt in high regard, ease off the Kool Aid.

Citizen #617-716, this is an exceptional country! Promptly go to an EPA reeducation center near you!

It's just a bunch of serfs of a nanny state demanding their entitlements now being denied them because the state has run out of their own money. And history rimes again...

Nope, a Citroen C3 Pluriel (convertible), apparently.

It doesn't matter. The interest on T-bills had already started to rise abruptly on Thursday. If anything, the S&P was just following the market and had to save face.

Will NATO side with the protesters in this British Spring and unleash a bombing strike against the Buckingham Palace?

I always liked the Urraco better. Then again, I favor a GT car over a trump-card trying too hard (and getting to it) to beat other trump-cards.

An used car of a higher category for the same price.

Overloaded, no brakes, adorned with pagan gods, driven by wild driver.

It seems that both Cars and CR are right, since the the defects that CR pointed were not contested by Cars and vice-versa. Perhaps it's down to how the companies' weighing criteria.

Interesting to notice that it seems that the year model that becomes a target for theft is related to when parts for it are needed.

Don't be so hard on the plaintiffs, they're just pursuing the American dream!

A person I know has been through this situation and his crazy boss eventually got so much flak from his attitude that his career floundered, having been bypassed for promotion while his peers had been promoted. Eventually, the crazy boss saw the neon sign on the wall and quit, but not after a couple of workers from…