Always bugged me in the down position, like they were signaling incoming UFOs.

I knew this was going to be a lot of Hamburger Helper when they had an extended musical number by the Dwarves inside Bilbo's hovel. Seriously, that was like 10 minutes of singing. Felt like even the actors couldn't believe it went on for that long.

You don't have Yugo's story in context.

Time to invest in transporters...

Somewhere out there, these people are still around... "What ever happened to..."?

If they didn't censor TV and internet, that is...

Hmm, remember when almost exactly 2 years ago a US drone was hijacked and landed safely in Iran?

Mahz-dur

Noooo, not the MerSaturn.

Chicks dig the fwd?

Bababooey!

Costumer?

I have to say it's miles better than some of the garbage it competed with at the time, such as the Citation and Cimmaron, and my memory says Escort and Tempo/Topaz as well.

God I can't believe I'm old enough to remember when this was a new thing... I think the logic was that it was better to be hidden away rather than taking up space in the cabin. There were a few that were hidden in the glove compartment, but this is way before the days of the slim trayless multidisc systems. I think…

Have them on my CLS550. These paddles do not shift gear, upon a flick they go into negotiations with Kofi Annan about possibly thinking about shifting gears after studying a proposal in committee. I can't tell you how often I try to engine brake by downshifting and I nearly crash into the car in front of me waiting…

Works out to $30 if you get it from amazon.co.uk directly.

You can get it on DVD/Blu by ordering through amazon.co.uk, using your amazon.com account.

So that's where they got the idea...

I had a '94 Eagle Vision, the least known of the first gen LH triplets. Pretty much a Concorde with different taillights and grille. It handled and rode pretty well.

I first saw them road testing in Florida before their actual production run, I thought they were Lamborghini portofinos! Cab Forward was a big deal back then and is really still with us.