I’ve never been in a Fiat, but that foot well does not look like it would accommodate my size 13EEE’s, so automatic CP for me. 

I think she’s looking at a different bulge....

Beat me to it, dammit.  Take your star.

I think if we’re honest with ourselves, most of us would.

There were plenty of Hess stations in South Jersey.  Found a few in GA when I moved her 25 years ago.  Sadly, they are gone now.

I drove the Lane Museum’s 1996 Tatra T-100 in 2011's Rally for the Lane. Not a terrible car, but not a great one either. It was roomy and had a comfortable ride, but the pedals were offset too far to the right and the V-8 engine was a torqueless wonder.

My cat Touché used to love when I brought home shrimp lo mein. She would sit on my lap as I ate, eating the occasional noodle I would offer her with the chopsticks, but what she really loved were the shrimp tails.

Geez 2020, enough already!

Second Gear - too bad they can’t make the law retroactive and drag her ass back to the UK in shackles.  In coach.

y’all’s president

My cousin and I bought a Plymouth Volare with a Dodge Aspen front clip for $200 to use as a ‘spare’ car since both of us were poor and drove POS cars at the time.

I love the ‘83-87 Fox body T-birds.

I was thinking more along the lines of a 1961-66 Thunderbird, not the aberration that was the retro two-seater.

A whitespace vehicle is a new product introduced in a new or uncontested segment.

My great-grandfather was an I-H man, I remember going for a ride in his Scout to pick-up a some bags of cement for their patio,

Thank you Raymond Lowey, you are sadly missed.

“if you really want one, start planning to ship one over in late 2035 at the earliest if import laws don’t change.”

My neighbors (who were from Greece)  bought a LeCar when I was about 15. It lasted maybe two NJ winters before it was up on blocks in the backyard.

You forgot to mention the pivot-out vent windows.  That seals the deal for me.

Thought it was a LGBT reference.