I’ve done exactly that. Needing to drive from Minneapolis to San Diego, the only car the rental office was willing to let us take one way was their LeSabre.

They’re all hopped up on bathtub gin from the speakeasy.

Probably texting !

It looks like it was much nicer back when the poors didn’t have automobiles.

Honda’s V6 engine is very good though. They sound a lot better than the four cylinder engines, in my opinion. They’re very smooth even beyond 100 MPH.

My parents had a new Coronet when I was in high school. (I’m old.) I drove that thing through the hills around Placerville like a bat out of hell. Teenagers are stupid.

They are closer to Germans than Japanese manufacturers when it comes to reliability. Just as pricey as the Germans too.

Not coincidentally this is one of the older F trains where the doors between carriages are locked. Otherwise the open doors would help. Also high schoolers all know how to jack the door open, for no one carry a knife with them?

Yeah, this situation certainly would have been improved by someone pulling a gun and shooting at the windows.

Sounds like a mild inconvenience not a harrowing tale.

in the us there was no diesel model.

These suckers have been rolling out on Car2G0 here in Montreal, and they are so drastically improved over the previous generation that I’m not even sure what the engineers were doing for the gen2 car. The interior finally makes sense, the ride is downright pleasant, the engine actually has perceivable torque and, most…

Bad Mamma Jamma or WTHever.

Best program to improve the lives of Americans I can think off: (1) prohibition (alcohol and weed)

Guys could you uh... Could you just give me a minute alone...

What do they charge to replace your muffler bearings and your blinker fluid?

If the air in a compressed air tire leaks out at a greater rate than the nitrogen, it should, in theory, be possible to get nitrogen filled tires simply by topping off your tires over a long enough period of time, and if you used an air/water separator on your compressor you could reap the dry benefits as well.

Worst car? Sounds like the perfect car to me... not surprising to me since it’s a wagon...

I never expected to own a 1948 Tucker “Torpedo” sedan. So far, expectations are lining up with reality.