I find the lack of Ultravan disturbing.

XR — Used to denote Mercury sport models (Cougar XR7, Lynx XR3)

Also, lasting more than 6 hours on one charge...

We almost jumped on a red 94 VTEC with 140k and the red stripe seats for $3500 but the guy was unwilling to let my wife test drive it without a $1000 deposit. I said "Oh for fuck's sake, man. We're in our 30s and she wants a car like she had just out of high school."

The B16 was available from 94 on.
Also, crack pipe because every del sol looks like this and has a hack job swap anymore and they're all priced around $2-3k

That's good, but at work we are required to have an 8 digit password with a special character, a number, and a capital letter.

I have nothing to say here. The colors are close enough:

http://www.cracked.com/blog/7-awesome…

That's gross... Super Chevy tested them and found them to be closer to the 450 ish range... About 350-400 to the wheels in stock trim.

Perhaps someone can tell me why rotaries are so hot on the island of Puerto Rico...

This is easily my favorite year for the Chevelle SS. My freshman year, a friend in college (from a well funded family) had a 70 SS in the exact same color scheme, with the LS-3 402 (labeled as a 396) and automatic. It was a beast. It was nearly identical except it had the 15" Corvette Rallye wheels.

I... just can't do it....

My wife and I have iPhone 5s on Sprint and the data coverage simply sucks. The cell signal sucks in most of the Charlotte area and I think any Gizmodo reader is familiar with how finicky the iphone can be when signal is no good.

If that does happen, of course, it won't be the boycott organizers' fault — it'll be Card's. He absolutely has the right to express unpopular or extreme views, but he also has to take the consequences.

I grew up in Johnstown so I was very familiar with KDKA. Is it still Channel 2? Or am I mistaken?

I don't hate the way it looks. It's certainly more appealing to the eye than most of the hybrids I've seen.

Add to that the fact that they allowed stations like KDKA (Pittsburgh - first commercial station in the US) and WACO (Waco, TX — because come on. If the call letters spell out the home city, you let them have it.) along with a few others to slip past the rule and it's a fun game.

I have a hypothesis about the NP votes:

With mixed driving (about 50/50 city/highway) my wife and I manage around 32-33 mpg in our 1.6 manual soul. It's pretty damned good.

For some reason there are about a dozen 2004ish explorer sport tracs in my neighborhood. So most of those just to get rid of them.