I can't tell if this is terrible or brilliant, Grace Jones in a Citroen CX commercial. It's definitely creepy.

Watt's Econoline.

My wife and I made a trip up to IKEA in Cincinnati this past weekend. In the loading area we were literally the only people without an SUV, truck, or crossover. I love my '01 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon, 5-speed manual, 280 hp. That's a queen-size foam mattress and wood-framed platform bed kit in the back. I'm glad at least…

When I was born (1980) my dad drove a 1972 Saab 96V4. My mom's family was way into Saabs and it had been my mother's car, she had bought it from her father who was a Saab mechanic, but when they traded in their 1976 Celica for a "family car" (brand new '80 Citation) the 96 became my dad's car. It was that very '70s…

"Steve, I want to say thank you for all you've done for me, my night is dark and empty when you're not on TV."

Easy, a 1980 Saab 99 Turbo:

@Mrb00st: Actually, you don't even need to remove the bumper or the radiator! Getting the hood out of the way makes things a lot easier, though.

This is one that I saw in an elevator in Sweden, looks like an unpleasant way to die.

@jedchev: Wow, that as an amazing book. I still have my ratty old copy of it that I received use when I was probably five years old (the book itself would've been 20+ years old then). I really should have the binding fixed, it's being held together with old masking tape. Coincidentally, I recently watched an old home…

My fast and practical '01 Saab 9-5 Aero wagon 5-speed manual.

I've only driven an MGB-GT (the coupe) and it sure was fun! The wheel (15 inch) is period correct and made in the UK by Moto-Lita, in fact I have the very same wheel in my '70 96 V4. I actually prefer leather to wood.

"There was a fairly complete SAAB 95 at a yard near me when I used to live in MD. I wanted to buy the whole car, and the fellow at the counter said $800. I went home, got my trailer and the cash, came back, peeled off 8 franklins, and went out back with the forklift driver who was going to load it onto my trailer for…