What? Where's the first Lincoln LS commercial, perhaps the most beautiful car commercial ever?

2) Yellow journalism at best: discredit the accuser in order to distract people away from the truth the accusation.

You're right. However, I wonder when the water vapor turns into liquid. It could vaporize when entering the tire, but the increasing pressure as it's inflated could make it turn into liquid during the process and remain in that state indefinitely.

Yes, we can!

Any gas will decrease its pressure when the temperature falls. Remember PV = nRT? If the Temperature falls, in order that the ideal gas equation remains true requires that Pressure falls too, whether there's water vapor in the tire or not.

Proof positive that PT Barnum underestimated.

You're right, but at least it was tuned to sound and look like an Alfa V6.

I'm ashamed of the way I feel near one.

I'm no Photoshop expert, but it seems to have been lifted off the ground on a computer. Zooming in, the wheels are just too neatly cut out, unlike the spoiler lip and other parts of the body.

Vanilla's gonna love.

At first sight I thought that it said "your ridiculously cool enema."

It could be an attempt by Jeep's new owners at asymmetric styling.

I could stretch in the back seat of my Bonneville as I never could in a CV. Heck, at 6'5" I could cross my legs in the back seat of my Stratus even behind the driver's seat set up for me!

In other cities where cabbies do without the wall the rear seat is still crappy.

I give you the new taxi... Where's my flame thrower when I need it?

Too bad booth of us are already taken. You go girl!

I rented a mid-size a couple of weeks ago, but, when I got to the car, it was a Crown Vic. I asked if I had been pointed to the right car, since the Crown Vic was a full-size one. I was told that it was right, that the Fusion and Malibu I saw were standard size cars. Thinking of the hate I'd feel every mile that I…