Driving a Yugo over that bridge isn’t a good idea nay day of the year, or in any year. 

Perhaps it was a delusional marketing tactic, though you didn’t include what kicked this off in the first place.

2nd Gear: Absolutely. They could’ve been repairing roads, right? They’re doing it now, when traffic has gone back to what it was six months ago. Ridiculous.

That looks like an angry face above the rearview mirror. Maybe it’s just my imagination.

Perhaps they were suggesting ‘ultimate GM weirdness factor’?

Maybe it’s just me, but that silver Tempo sedan seems to have Topaz taillamps because they look vertical and wrap around less than the standard Tempo units.

The shift lights first showed up on the Escort/Lynx and Tempo/Topaz for the 1983 model year. Had an ‘83 Escort 5-speed as a demo while working for a dealer.

Yeah, but it’s NOT a SEDAN!

Not Encore, Encore GX, based on the Trailblazer chassis. Note that the ‘regular’ Encore isn’t on the list.

Sounds like everyone would buy one of these, but no one would’ve bought a Mitsubishi i-MIEV five years ago. They aren’t that different.

Seems like the Transit and Transit Connect are being confused with one another. I’d tend towards the Maverick sharing parts with the Transit Connect given its smaller size. A Transit pickup truck it likely will not be.

You can always refer to Zoe as you would your significant other, as in, “Zoe and I are going home now.”

GM, too.

Sorry, but I’m of the mindset that all which needs to be done is to update ANY beloved car design pre-1980 and put it atop an electric drivetrain and... Boom! Instant success.

My dad owned the Cross Country wagon version of this car. happy memories. And no crazy air duct ahead of the back wheel.

For all of the jabber on here about the Mirage, let’s just put it this way:

What price exclusivity? Be the only kid on your block to own one.

Cadillac has the worst badging of any car, anywhere. Let’s send it packing and go more toward the original crest. I mean, at least flesh out the three colors!

Reminds me of the 80s when Oldsmobile mutated the Cutlass name with Cutlass Supreme, Cutlass Salon, Cutlass Ciera, Cutlass Calais... Using up all of the name equity probably killed Olds, but Toyota will obviously live on.

This should be our next postal delivery truck...