Surprised the Volvo inline 5 didn't get on.. such a good engine with many uses

Its in my dad's S60 and I love driving it... just instant power when you step on it!

The Volvo inline 5. It is such a cool and iconic engine. One of the few (other than Audi) with 5 cylinders. It also is very smooth and powerful.

What was I thinking getting a Civic?

Dammit... now I want that...

I'm too young to remember these shows.. I wish todays shows had such elaborate booths and displays!

I thought that was 'shopped or a joke.. had no idea it was real!

Hello Jerry.. where did you even come up with the idea of "pulling a Cramer" as in not stopping for fuel when the light goes on? And have you ever pulled a Cramer? I'm too scared!

Mr. Seinfeld..... I know you like Saabs, but what about Volvos? George was supposed to buy that Volvo 240 but ends up with the Chrysler Lebaron in "The Mom and Pop Store"...

First, I'd like to just say that I'm a huge fan! Love Seinfeld and Comedians in Cars... I have a question about Seinfeld... did you ever feel that you were pushing the boundaries of TV too far?

Oh the irony..

The DARE officers at my schools use PT Cruisers.. they are real police officers too...

I don't really think there's more to add here than this is a forward control minivan, which is far better than any other minivan ever on the market. It was called the FC-150 and just three were built. It's bonkers and I want one now.

I like it.. it is practical and smart. However, first it looks like it kind of reverted to the first generation Fit; meaning the car looks taller again and it looks identical to the Nissan Versa Note (its main competition)

It was basically the last thing GM made Saab build right before they went bust... Cool piece of history honestly.

Without a doubt... I love(d) Saabs... always have always will.. even being a 2011 it still looks brand new

Saab 9-4X... never knew that Saab took the Cadillac SRX and rebadged it... and considering under 600 were made it makes sense

I must find that coin! Ebay AWAY!!!!!

The Bricklin SV-1. I saw my first one after browsing Craigslist. I thought it was a silly kit car at first. But when I started looking it up I fell in love with its history. It was designed as a safety vehicle (hence SV) claiming to be "the first production car that is truly worthy of being called a safety vehicle."…

I keep forgetting to get out of the Florida mindset.... we don't have cold issues!