I'll take the Cyanide pill

It's been long enough. Sequel trilogy.

We're also mostly bald and couldn't afford Astons.

Frenchmen played by Brits, eh?

Good old blue collar, underdog Maserati.

Is either one of the pills cyanide?

So glad my team doesn't bother with all the circus sideshow nonsense. No cheerleaders, no mascotts, no stripper cages, no water slides, no pirate ships, no apples popping out of top hats.

Yet would you complain about a pushrod V8 being "outdated"?

So how do the brits call what we call a series? Just a "programme"?

There is no American station wagon sold here in the good old US of A, and for those of us who yearn for brown diesel manual transmission wagons (BDMTW, to you folks in the know), from America, this is A Problem. GM's Mark Reuss also thought this was A Problem, and good news! He still does.

"Acura's front-wheel-drive sedans have also struggled to compete against rear-drive cars from Lexus, BMW and Mercedes-Benz."

And do they listen to SACDs?

They justified the selection as "worst car in the world" because it was poorly executed by a company that should have known better. Complained that it had a harsh yet vague ride and was not good at anything.

You know, I caught BTTF on AMC this morning, enjoyed it as usual.

Even with brands that seem to be here to stay and still on the market you can be burned. My wife had a Kia minivan she bought used and it was always a pain for places other than the dealer (which was not nearby) to get parts.

Or maybe they are arming themselves this way to implement "better" gun control — i.e. a monopoly on force.

Howard did drive at one point, I vividly remember a rant in the mid to late 90s, probably when he was running for Governor, about traffic jams and he yelled at some caller about how great powerful fast cars are and you need to know the thrill of a Corvette at your command and the engine rumbling. Somewhere around…

I nominate Das Uniblinker, with honorable mention for the 4/4 - 2/4 - 0/4 fuel gauge.

In the Porker family, Das Uniblinker and the 2/4 fuel gage