Also resembles this:

DADA wants his Detroit Auto Show, NOW.

CX-3 will continue in 2021 but only in one trim, Sport. The higher-line versions have been discontinued.

Bringing back old nameplates seems to automatically increase the price on old ones (see Ford Bronco). This will sell for massive money once it’s cleaned up and looking like new.

“There was also talk of using the Celica name on the base Supra 2.0 before that model debuted. But Toyota felt that it would cause confusion with customers.”

This. Merging safety regs with the two countries makes total sense. Once gas prices go up again, and if a manufacturer (Ford, for example) wants to import a small car, they won’t have to do anything except call up the boats.

“2.5 turbo 5 speed 1994 Plymouth Voyager

Best advice I ever got about buying a used vehicle was that when it says ‘rebuilt motor’ in the ad, ask some questions, like ‘Who rebuilt it? A mechanic or someone’s uncle?’ 

Gas prices will rise because there is a global effort to shove electric-powered cars down our collective throats, which will mean that if you want to keep your polluting little gas-powered vehicle, you’re gonna have to pay for it. It won’t matter that their will be an oil glut somewhere in that timeline, — if they…

Best news we could get: There will be one of each available, an all-electric Mustang, and one (at least one) with an ICE.

This is a very sad situation for all involved.

Instrument panel looks like it’s been shot at with a cheapass pellet gun.

Lincoln air suspension. The cost of repairing that kept me from buying a late 80s Conti. There is a cheap fix, but you see the word ‘fix’ there, which means spending more $.

Owned a 2012 Sonic RS sedan with the turbo and the 6-speed stick. It was then a brand new model and I bought it because fuel prices for my SUV were killing my wallet at the time.

What the middle of the bus looks like:

Called this in the previous Renault post!

All this talk about its Ohio home... Did anyone notice that it was built in San Diego? That means it hasn’t always lived in the Midwest, necessarily.

The Amazon EV van is super-ugly. This trend began back in the 1970s when an electric vehicle requirement was that it had to be ugly:

LeCar was America-only. Maybe 5 will also be how many kW the car needs to charge?

Two things were going on here: One, they were updating the rocket to look more like it was launching. Two, they obviously were going after Lexus both with the logo and the product.