Oh yeah did I mention learned to drive in Pinto wagon. The funny thing is pintos usually looked like this after just 5 years on the road. I never saw a car that self destructed as fast as a Pinto.

something like this

I know it's not real but it's still funny.

SUV/crossover/wagon, if you're just using it as a grocery-getter and to haul the family around it's a station wagon.

It looks fun yet utterly useless and I think for $50,000 you could buy a real tank.

I don't get a go classic button. everything looks exactly the same. I may have to uninstall and reinstall google chrome. I've been having trouble with it for some time now.

I downloaded the damn app, and maybe my google chrome is screwed up but no change what-so-ever.

I use Chrome, I downloaded this add-on and it's not working. Though I have to admit I've been having so much trouble with Chrome that I started using Firefox a few months back.

Why can't I just scroll through the comments? WTF is this mess?

I agree 100% this new comment section is the worst change I've seen in this site. Apparently no amount if complaining will ever make them fix one of these screwed up changes they make to this site.

Thant's not driving fast, that's flying low.

People who go up the exit lane on the freeway to dive back into traffic at the last minute to gain maybe 20 car lengths and piss everyone off in the process.

Al least it wasn't Florida again.

Let that be a lesson to him.

Now that the kids are finally grown I can have all the small European sports cars I can afford dammit.

I can't speak for the rent, as the company I worked for set me up with a place to stay, two weeks rent on Rav4 with over 120,000 miles on it was $600, gas and food was almost twice I pay stateside though. It's a small island and it seemed everyone that was working was from somewhere else.

I rented one a 98 Toyota Rav 4, 2 door when I was working in the British Virgin Islands (Tortola to be more precise). For the narrow windy roads that often turned to unmaintained dirt it worked great! Unfortunately halfway through my stay the registration ran out on it and the only car they had to replace it with was…

In the 70s a 63 Bonneville was my only transportation for a few years. I was 18 years old and didn't really know any better until I got a job at a local Kawasaki dealership and had a chance to ride bikes that really accelerated and handled. I ended up giving my Bonneville to my brother. I wish I still had it though.

In the 70s a 63 Bonneville was my only transportation for a few years. I was 18 years old and didn't really know any better until I got a job at a local Kawasaki dealership and had a chance to ride bikes that really accelerated and handled. I ended up giving my Bonneville to my brother. I wish I still had it though.

One of these was the first race car I ever saw close up. Back in 1974 I was 14 and living in a group of town homes in Arvada Colorado. I remember walking by an open garage door with a Daytona parked in it. There were about 4 guys in their 20s in there messing about with it. I walked in and asked what it was and they…