I loved renting the 90s Neons. They were a blast.

I definitely agree small is better. Of course it helps when small is big inside.

I was born in 1955, so too early to claim the Trabant. Surely some other Eastern Bloc crap can takes its place.

Spectacular!

I was very excited by Matrix’s Ferrari 410 Superfast though. What a crazy car.

Think Owl's Head Transportation Museum in Maine. Fabulous place.

I have 150 1/43rd models, primarily from Brooklin in England. There's no way I could narrow it down to less than 50 favorites.

I live in a condo and recoil at spending over $25K for a car. I drive 7500 miles a year, 5000 of which is our early fall trip.

The nice folks at my beloved mechanic do this for me along with everything else. I'm 68, that's what money is for.

Fit owner agrees completely. The only thing it can't do is tow, and I don't tow.

Came here to post same. If there is an inkling of activity during hurricane season, I fill at half tank.

I might have fixed the gray thing?

I’ll rely on the gubmint that says so.

Or get it stolen.

We’ve driven through 45 states in my Fit. It’s fun, it’s safe, and it’s economical. I hope to drive it until I have to stop in 20 years. This is the answer.

I was in my 50s when I learned this. In fairness, it’s because we rented cars a few times a year since we lived in NYC. It was a revelation!

I’m just here to say I love Lewis. He is one of the most refreshing athletes in the world, and, of course, one of the greatest.

The A-pillar. I can lose a semi behind it. It’s not unique to my car, but mine is a 2015 Fit EX I otherwise love.

The Maranello looks beautiful in person, although the front of the 575 looks bad when compared to the 550 below.

Funny thing is my 2015 pushbutton start EX does this occasionally. Maybe two dozen times in 8 years, but still...