‘99 Dakotas were not perfect, even in 1999.

I’ll withhold judgment until I see one, but I wouldn’t be surprised if you’re right. Seems like most Hondas of the past few years are not particularly photogenic. For whatever reason, they can look like butt in pictures, but passable (or good, even) in real life.

True.

Gee thanks. Now there’s something else I want but can’t afford.

Gee thanks. Now there’s something else I want but can’t afford.

GromFit. You might be onto something.

“pays homage to the distinctive Mopar design themes from some of its most famous muscle cars” from the 1960s and ‘70s.”

COTD

“I don’t think I’ve ever seen a person this committed to embarrassing themselves.”

I don’t like it, yet I am glad it’s offered. Don’t ask me to explain, because I can’t.

I liked it.

If your Mom is that confident, she sounds pretty bad-ass to me. Let her drive (as long as she’s not texting.)

Had a similar thing happen to me with an ‘87 Pathfinder. At a stoplight, I would switch the ignition off, put the truck in first, then crank it when the light turned green, and chug away.

“That is too beautiful to take apart and build.”

Only one of my poor life choices involved a car. The other three involved women. I am not saying women are bad, but that my judgment concerning them has been awful.

Yeah. “Absolutely ass,” is more like it. And not the good kind.

Had a ‘92 back in the day. Not a convertible (there was none, then), but it had the factory moonroof that popped out, which you put in a canvas bag that was strapped down in the trunk. Cheap, cheerful, and bulletproof little car.

I can’t speak for this particular example, but it apparently is available with a 6-speed manual.

Ford Mondeo. Fusion, to us in the U.S.