While trying to collect on past-due invoices, I walked in on the owner of a company having sex with one of his employees in an nearly abandoned building. Long, boring story follows:

One article, maybe 1000 words and seven photos on the Cadillac Lyriq.

Bad cut-and-paste jobs existed even back in the ‘60.

Classic Mustangs are overpriced IMO.

This car was produced 55 years ago when automatic transmissions were relatively expensive and unreliable and more people learned to drive on a manual.

I suggested “Nice Buy or Good-bye” a few days ago.

Ohhh.... can we make it ride like a rowboat in three-foot swells, handle like a pig on roller skates, spin its wheels in even the slightest bit of precipitation and get 12mpg?

Actually, there were five operational shuttles:

I never saw one of these in red. They always seemed to be green or an ivory color, with a liberal arts student behind the wheel with a cigarette held oh so nonchalantly out the window.

May I suggest changing the name of the article to “Nice Buy or Good-Bye?”

One of NASA’s priorities when selecting a commercial crew vehicle was to get it operational ASAP (I think the original target date was 2018) so that the US would not be dependent on Russia for rides to and from the ISS.

Wasn’t the Cherry known as the F10 in the US, and didn’t Datsun only import the two door and wagon?

Ironically, President Taft probably would not have fit into a Daihatsu Taft.

I’ve rented a U-haul/Ryder-spec Ford Econoline on several occasions, a GMC Savana (Chevy Express clone) once and Ford Transit twice over the course 20 years of home ownership.  

Studebaker Avanti

I purchased The Bulldog from Amazon when I was stuck in a hospital bed for two months. Fantastic!

I purchased The Bulldog from Amazon when I was stuck in a hospital bed for two months. Fantastic!

Do you want an aneurysm?  ‘Cause that’s how you get an aneurysm.

The best guitar for beginners is a used one.

The best guitar for beginners is a used one.

Back in the ‘80s, I test drove a 2-year old Mercury Lynx that died on the test drive. The salesman apologized profusely, walked to the nearest phone booth (1980's, pre-cell phone days) and called the dealership.

It baffles me why Mitsubishi does not sell the Pajero in the SUV-hungry US.