same. ~cool truck, but I could never live with that interior.

I can’t be too mean to the Skylark. I bought a ‘98 (in 2004) for $1500 when I was in desperate need of a car, and it served me well in my time of need. I can’t imagine buying one new, but as a used car, it was a Grand Am that even fewer people wanted, so it was cheap. Used Buicks have a way of becoming good used car…

Not just SoCal, even up here in the Bay Area. In a reasonably heavy downpour I see some impatient folk driving over 60/70 on the freeways. No wonder some of them hydroplane on the soaked roadways or when they hit standing water on the left or right extreme lanes. It is just as bad as driving fast after the first rain…

Are people in other industries paid according to how much they contribute to society?

Please start a blog about owning the Country’s cheapest e39 m5.

Last week, the midsize crossover cost $65,990; today it’s just $52,990.

I think I kinda like the new one best

Incoming:

Aren’t live studio audience sitcoms still juiced with canned laughter anyway? They used to be, anyway—

I don’t know, as a GenX-er, I just liked it okay, especially early on, but I started drifting off around season 5 (coinciding with going out to gigs and having more of a social life, etc.), and don’t think I’ve seen the last few seasons, except maybe a syndicated rerun in passing. Also, I was always more attracted to…

Between that and the fact that they were boning in a car (like, between two adults, no one had a motel, or a bed, or house they could go to...unless one or both of their spouses were there lol), it was definitely about the money.

the silhouette looks more like a mustang anyway

Look IMO if your raw dogging a total stranger and get something you can’t wash off that’s on you buddy lol.

metastupid*

One of the all time greats. The car never got the respect is should have receieved. Harry Metcalfe called it: a half price Aston Martin.

It’s like being in a band, and wearing you own band’s t-shirt.

Where is the “un-star” button?

Ironically, of all the vehicles Adam cites as maybe sometimes qualifying for the tax credit, none of them are available as FWD only. They’re all either RWD or AWD.

The Toyota crown seems awesome 300 horsepower in a hybrid lets go! also I’m okay with the raised ride height sedan. it reminds me of the original Subaru outback. With all the curbs and steep driveways and general shittyness of the roads where I live to get to drive a nice full size sedan but still have good ground…

Unfortunately it’s not the case that if you remove the cladding there’s a “normal” car underneath. The panels were designed to be of a piece with the cladding, and they look very unfinished without it.