Most ironic sticker ever on a Jetta diesel.

Is is just me, or does that early F-series look about the size of today's Ranger?

Ah, my boyhood right there. Crank up some Boston.

When LeMons crosses the pond, he's ready.

But for this incident, the truck surely would have wound up on I-78 in NJ during the morning rush, providing the daily dose of misery on that cursed road.

@Alfisted: It looks scared.

@Sloop_John_F*cking_B_Jalopnik_Gold_Edition: Well, yeah, if you look at it that way. I was thinking in the universal scheme of things.

Nothing groundbreaking, but hits all the right notes. They need to tone down that molding along the bottom of the doors, though.

That flatline there says so much.

Center rear airbag? Why don't they just sell four bubble wrap suits with every car and be done with it?

@Rock517...now mostly lurking: We're one step closer to our descendants as portrayed in "Wall-E."

"Shapely Hatchback"

My brother had one. For a very short time. Less time than he had his Yugo, I think.

When you're spending somebody else's money, generosity comes easy.

@Nate is not amused by loud pipes: Hear, hear. I believe there's a Subie somewhere in my future; by that time, the Impreza will probably grow to just the right size.

How can he say that when GM is bleeding green?

@Ray Wert: Not referring to present company, of course, but the general skeletonizing of reporting staffs as news moves online and blurs with opinion. Really, I love you guys:)

Get ready for a world without home delivery of ANY newspapers, unless you live in one of a handful of big cities. The online substitutes won't fill the gap in professional journalism. And then we'll have a lot more to worry about than a lack of auto coverage.

FIAT=From Italy to America with Trepidation

Point A to Point B