When I was a little dude, my parents had a Gremlin with (IIRC) a straight-6 258cid and a three-speed manual on the floor. It apparently had a habit of twisting driveshafts, or maybe that was just my dad’s right foot.

I can’t believe that there is something in a Mitsubishi showroom that I would like less than a Mirage.

Triumph TR3 with bad cosmetics and good mechanicals can be had for this price. I have never owned one, but several long term acquaintances are also long term owners. The low cut door, lack of any sound proofing and direct mechanical feel never fail to put a smile on your face as a driver or passenger.

As the owner of an NB I’ll agree with the above suggestion.

I think it’d actually be more accurate to argue Dodge made the MOST trash cars. Malaise era, disastrous downsizing era, K-car era, Daimler era... There are some ROUGH patches in Dodge’s history.

I believe the task at hand was to consider what brand has, in it’s history, built the fewest trash cars.

Today’s Nice Price or No Dice should answer that. 

In 2003, U-Haul messed up my reservation for a 20ft truck. They knew how to take the reservation, but not hold the reservation. Instead of the 20ft truck I reserved, I got a free “upgrade” to a 26 ft truck. From the 80s. With a manual. It was the only truck over 10ft available within 30 miles so I took it. The manual…

But I will be kicking ass on the 4 degree slopes.

In this market theres no such thing as a $500 car. If it runs it’s at least  2 grand.

I’m guessing this was a retiree’s coffin car. Probably the most expensive car they ever bought, and they cut a (paper) check for whatever the dealership said it needed every time they brought it in.

That Rob I am, that Rob I am

Don’t poor shame people. We all know why people bought this. It was always dramatically cheaper than any other 7 seater. And with the insane markup on anything new these days, a leftover 2019 Journey is probably 30% to 50% cheaper than anything else on the lot.

Owning people who bought: 

A tale as old as time:

Maverick Plug-In

Kim Jong Un would like a word - the great Democratic People’s Republic of Korea always votes 100% for the dear leader

Subaru Forester snowflake wheels. Looks bad with the different number of spokes and lug nuts.

We don’t kink shame here.

Cars 2, do we really need more Larry the Cable Guy?