My parent’s last Buick had one, never-ending electrical issues, manifold failure, misfires, and several coil packs later; they were finally fed up with yankee garbage cars. After decades of gentle suggestions, they finally bought a Toyota. They’ve never gone back, now that they know what an actually reliable car is…

Somehow managed to make The Troubles in Ireland worse by pitting Catholic and Protestant factory workers against each other.

8000 page slideshow please. We all want it. We all need it.

Aside from that being the ugliest convertible ever made, students need practical cars like hatchbacks. They move around a lot, they have no money, and probably want to bring their friends.

The existential dread, that you are singlehandedly killing the rainforests, baby polar bears and dooming the lives of future generations to endless energy wars, that comes free.

I call the latter “Trump Chique”.

It was a joke, not a criticism. 

Installed a bra on my MX3, same thing, but I didn’t care because it hid the huge dent in the hood... ;)

K&N Air Filter. The most successful automotive marketing grift in history. Annoying to clean, impossible to oil correctly. Horrendously overpriced. And many many many tests have shown that they pass the same or less air than a good quality clean paper filter. Total waste of money.

Honestly, it looks like it’s nylon mesh... like someone decided to take the cargo mesh from the back and stuck it on the hood.

Despite being a sweet ride, the 500 Abarth is inexpensive because it spends most its time in the shop. It’s probably the least reliable car built in the last ten years.

And Ottawa :(

To be fair, there has never been a Corvette since the C1 that wasn’t fugly. I shouldn’t just pick on the ones from the 80s.

He saw a London Black Cab and thought, “that should be on the front of a Merc!”

This fugly POS:

The money is in the patents anyway, only a moron (cough, Tesla) would start a new car company.

I prefer the strong silent type:

“James Webb Telescope is taking er jerbs!” - The 747SP

I was in the same boat for a long time. Where I live, it’s 94% Hydro Power (ignoring the historical destruction of native hunting grounds and poisoning of water systems by Hydro Quebec’s massive dam projects), meaning the electricity going into my e-Golf is some of the most CO2 free in North America. Based on this,…