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It's a gasoline-to-noise converter first and foremost, the wheels are just there to get it from place to place.

NP, regardless of the hipster connotations. Did AMC ever do a Levi's Denim trim pack for the Eagle?

Add a swaybar and radials to an early model, and they're fantastic driving cars. Add radial tires to a late model (like my '66) and it's an amazing driving car.

Is that a Freddie Mercury action figure in the model car?

I'm now kicking myself for not impulsively buying that stalled replica kit with 2 X-1/9 donor cars that was on craigslist 2 years ago.

I thought that the headline was a load of bull.

I don't know, it's not really that bad at what it does; it's just that it doesn't do much.
I only ever use it during the auto show.

Qualify "worst" ?

Flawed test is still flawed.

This is just fine and dandy, but I want my damn dinobots already.

I'd like to hear his stance on the state employee's unions. See if there's a ringing dissonance there, like with every other politician.

I kid you not, I saw a Plymouth Caravelle today. Burgundy landau roof cover and all.

Same era- my granddad always talked about the time he was carpooling in august with a guy that installed a window mounted swamp cooler on a 1950's Suburban. He came a little too close to some overhanging branches, and my granddad got a face full of shattered glass.

He's now off the council, so I don't care anymore. He seems like a generally tolerable person, but he's a politician first. Because of that distinction, he wasn't very effective at making the council itself effective.

When will the following features make a return:
-Auto oscillating vents (a la 626)?
-Solar Powered circulator/vent fan to cool cabin while parked (a la 929/Millenia)?

Tell me why this wouldn't work! If Fiat can do the same thing, so can Opel. After all, Opel has been a captive import in the U.S. many times before, both under its own name with cars like the Opel GT, Kadett and Manta, and also with Saturn and Buick badges.

Jason, I require this in 'hugest' resolution possible. I need it as a poster for my cubicle.

That's the kicker. It's a lot like an LP gas tank exchange, but at a higher price bracket. It works better if it's setup where you lease/subscribe to a battery exchange service: rather than exchange one battery for the next under the pretext that you owned the first one, you're renting one battery after the next.

Now,

Almost bought a '93 MX-3 when my 626 died. Drove great, but had terminal rust cancer, so I couldn't even justify the $1200. That and insurance was stupidly expensive (lol, 2 doors).