Yes and Ford means Fix Or Repair Daily and FIAT means Fix It Again Tony and if you want to know about luxury cars, "Ask the man who owns one."

No Chrysler 200 for you.

The testing regimens are also different.

No Communist is gonna implant any French stuff in ME!

Yes. All the other cars are already 100% aluminum.

Except with Fords.

Apparently Canadians are a lot brighter than us.

Yeah, and the Brits should forget about those Queen-certified gallons too. But not the pints.

Or past you.

And amazingly, their political descendants are still railing. And yes, exactly, McCarthyites and Birchers - plus KKK types, invited in by Nixon after the Civil Rights bills left them partyless - are the direct antecedents of the tea persons of today.

Little difference really. But back then they did have ads with claimed medical doctors endorsing filtered cigarettes as actually being healthy. But of course, the assumption was that everyone smoked anyway, and any relationship to anything like cancer or anything else was totally denied and ignored.

Actually antiques experts say only apply wax to any wood furniture and not some kind of oil. You would be better off with the car polish, as long as it isn't abrasive.

You do know the Bloomberg's Landmarks Commission (or whatever they are called here) looked the other way while it was trashed a couple of years ago, don't you?

See, kids, Republican fantasies are just the same today as almost seventy years ago.

It's a nicely done building inside and out. And not retro-future in 1950, just very good quality contemporary.

its not it's.

I guess if you think the Malibu is too ordinary and you have more money you could get the Buick Regal/Opel Insignia, which although into its (nicely done) facelifted years is I think still a very cool looking car and not at all common in the US. Same platform and probably will have the same technology in 2015 I…

Compare and contrast.

On "it is roof"?

You could use electrician tape I suppose, but a little chrome never hurt anyone. There isn't even any on the rest of the side of the thing.