There's some puzzles in the list, too. "Unknown" is pretty exciting, especially considering that a Berkeley is a "known" on this list. And "Jet?" Does that refer to a brand or a jet-powered car?

I named my brown Jetta SportWagen Turd Ferguson. I think the name fits it to a T

Good for them. When we had our garage there was a guy, probably in his 30's, who started coming to visit us. I don't know exactly what was wrong with him, but he had a severe speech impediment, physical disabilities (although he was able to get around easily enough) and diminished mental acuity. I don't know exactly…

It's about to be NOT failing, if you would just play ball.

A Mercedes may not harm a human being, nor, through inaction, allow a human being to park in a no parking zone.

As a Lada fan I am outraged by this grave mistake!!?

1995 Ford Bronco - Eddie Bauer Edition

The 90 cluster will look different from the 60 cluster and the 40 cluster. The XC90 isn't a template to scale down to the XC60 and XC40. People are fed up with indistinguishable cars in a range.

That Audi A7 TDI would be a great deal since I assume a regular A7 runs on premium. If you're going to be spending more to put premium in, might as well just buy the diesel, get much better gas mileage, and have all that torque on tap.

Seriously. The Cruze is a genuinely nice small sedan - handles well, good fit and finish on the interior, really a pleasure to drive.

That is a steal!

It is a bit big for a "small" truck, as it's the same size as full-sizers were in the '90s, but I think price is a bigger issue—they get expensive quickly. I do think they will catch on after a while, though.