$1.30 a pound. You can’t even get deli bologna for that price. Oscar Meyer on sale maybe. Neither one will be this yellow either. NP because sandwich math.

It also has the limited edition side mounted Suburu.

The real victim here is the officer who had to drag her...

Stanced Toyota RAV3

Honda S2000. Stylish, fun around the corners and the normal Honda drive the wheels off reliability.

It’s not just rearward visibility (though that is particularly atrocious). It seems like every new generation of car sacrifices more and more greenhouse for a higher beltline. It’ll only be a matter of time until we do away with glass completely and give the driver some tank periscopes.

Is that so they can carry the maximum amount of Toblerone?

I already called the lawyers and left a voice message. I told them it is a 2010 Kia Forte and told them to see the pictures here to compare. There is no doubt that is the car they are looking for. I hope to get some beer if I get the reward.

That hubcap is from a Kia Forte

Neutral: There have been so many!

The New Maxima: Great styling, great message, great everything and then it shows up neutered without a decent engine or transmission

The BRZ- A car which got 99.9% right, but that .1% becomes a deal breaker. What the heck is up with that motor? Zero Torque. My lawnmower gets me moving…

New Logo:

My wife’s 1990 Isuzu.

Looking forward to the MATN no kill run.

Brilliant idea, but the technology of the time wasn’t sophisticated enough to reliably handle the engineers’ demands. Hence, their electrical systems broke. A lot.

Many things Saab made.

This thing was about 30 years too early to tap into the super-high-end SUV market.

Car based not-particularly-utilitarian 4x4 runabouts?

290 horsepower? Try 210 horsepowerr. The 8.2 L / 500 C.I V8 in the 1974 Eldorado made 210 horsepower at the crank and 380 ft lbs of torque - enough to push the car to 60 mph in about 11 seconds.