The horror...the horror...

Hide the children's eyes. Looks like it's spilling entrails out the back.

Just got next to one in the A&P parking lot in the past hour...thought it was an empty space at first. Green, proper chrome bumpers, top down, trim slightly misaligned...gorgeous.

At least they attempted to sculpt the bumper, unlike what a lot of manufacturers did when they had to federalize their cars.

This would rescue Saab from being bored from jets.

Imagine misplacing this.

When they can't think of another way to update a design, they make the beltline swoop upward toward the rear. Exactly what Scion did with the xB. Just not creative.

As a DOTS fan with hopes of DOTSBE glory, I have a bunch of 'em, but I'm in very DOTS-unfriendly territory.

For Sale: Toyota FJ, loaded. Runs.

Cost of paint and car-lifting apparatus vs. parking ticket and impound fees...sounds cash positive for the government, so what would you expect them to do?

Toyota's styling has always been rather antiseptic.

The design of these mid-70s A-bodies has aged surprisingly well. It will never be mistaken for anything else, and you could do a lot worse shopping for Malaise-era Detroit iron. Nice price.

In hindsight, Chevrolet engineers realized that the power window and door latch mechanisms were overly complex. However, problems with the gears were easily solved with judiciously placed lead weights.

"Select owners and fleets"

I'm partial to the old Buick rally wheels from the '70s. Chevy rallys were nice too, in a no-nonsense way.

@Jagvar: Yes, I think I would pull over, get out and walk backward with my hands in the air before the bobby could open his door.

As a kid, I was kind of impressed by these, although even then, my undeveloped bad-taste alarm was trying to get my attention. Today, it's screaming in my ear.

Inspired by French bread pizza.

Look for aftermarket in-car wi-fi. But you won't see it until somebody's grille is in your back seat.

If you've got that kind of coin, why not?