This is true. Very true.

I hope this story has a happy ending.

The BMW New Class was designed as an economy line. During the 50's BMW made primarily luxury sedans and the Isetta, and they were unprofitable. They needed an affordable, small car with an economical engine to stay solvent.

Good point, but some of us still need doors sometimes. What if you could still get half doors and if the doors are still easy to remove? Would you buy that for a dollar?

1. Tinkering is no longer possible

Bah. Just last Sunday I switched my summer gearshift knob (billet) to my winter one (the leather number from a Mustang). Sure it's not much, hardly a thing at all, but I was completely enamored with the stupid thing for several hours (like I am every year)

Love these old Jeeps. Got a problem underneath? Get a buddy, turn the thing over and take a look. When done, turn it back over. You won't even notice any damage.

A-10 is the Miata of military vehicles because it's always the right answer.

Yes a steering wheel... Old cars had levers....also , kill yourself .

I've heard stories from fellow auto writers pressing Toyota about what to do about the FJ Cruiser's gas numbers and they've always dodged the question. Which means they weren't planning to do anything at all. That said, now that we no longer have the FJ Cruiser or the Honda Element, the "fun truck" market is…

Was he driving one of these?

State Police Of Egypt Calls Jalopnik To Identify This Vehicle In Hit And Run Incident

Note - this upcoming CUV is meant to replace the outgoing mini jeep both in terms of size, and customer base. Sadly, it will lose the all electric powertrain.

Each player took two shots and left so they'd get used to exiting after the second round.

Recommend if you think "Callawagon" would be a better name for this.

Okay. What about the last four weeks?

Does this mean they won't be bursting into flames but electocuting the drivers instead?

Perfect, I'm a leg man.

To each his own, but that red interior is just too much...