Yes. But the Challenger arguably is a better car now than it was then.

This! Plus I always wondered why they weren’t used AS weapons all the time. Like the situation is dire and phasers are down—BEAM ALL OF OUR PHOTON TORPEDOES TO THEIR WARP CORE or just start fucking immediately beaming their bridge crew into space—or fuck, scale it up and start beaming chunks of enemy ships into space. 

I think you’re misunderstanding me. Aside from not being 100% serious about it I know they share no parts or clips or whatever the fuck with any previous Neon. I’m postulating—-it SEEMS LIKE FCA found the plans for what would’ve been the next Neon and used them as the basis for what became the Dart. Tongue firmly…

They were Neons. They were obviously just stillborn next-gen Neons with weird cost-cutting and FIAT powertrains, right?

It’d be cool but those generations didn’t intersect. The first had the diesel—very very briefly and the second had AWD.

Horseshit!

They need to be building full-boat high dollar high horsepower dream machines. It needs to be the fucking future.

I really wanted to like these. I mean—I kind of do like these—they sit in a kind of Golden Era design-wise, and they drive well. But my wife had one with the 1.8 and the auto and I Swear To God it was the slowest car ever. Once it was actually up to speed it was fine, but getting there actually felt like the car was…

Can I have your GW then? 

This article was so poorly written that I can’t tell exactly what the point of it was.

Clearly you’ve never played with any 80's GI JOE toys.

Say what now?

The absolute nicest Pontiac Aztec you can find.

Mac & Cheese at #7? HAVE YOU LOST ALL SENSE OF REALITY? YOU FORGET YOURSELF, SIR.

HAWT TAAAAAKES

Saw an old guy rolling a pristine one of these the other day in that beautiful champagne color. Thought I was gonna have a stroke. It was GORGEOUS.

Omitted from the KC-46A design is the traditional 'boom pod' with its bay window. Instead, the KC-46A will use a 3D video system fed to a refueling console for boom control.

Dude. Do you even know any 38 year olds?

Yes. YES. For God's sakes yes. They're fuel tanks. Conformal Fuel Tanks.

Yes. Many regular grocery stores (like Kroger) in Ohio now have liquor stores in them.