Lot of this there too..

The back end reminds me of the Hyundai Azera for some reason..

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No that's a Netgear.. the space is important there.

Net Gear..

I also enjoyed his Meets the Neighbours show..

You can drift anything.

Can you still get service for this bad boy?

Then they can afford to chip in for real rickets for the next trip..

No but booting Jezza daily could work in an "oh my god they killed Kenny" kind of way..

As someone looking to fly a family of 4 from PDX to TLL and back mid-summer, I'd welcome this even with those April Fools type standing seats. As it stands, I'm having trouble finding anything for less than about $1600 a person. And I understand that I'd need at least 2 layovers. Even if each leg cost $300, I'd still…

Kinda like Saab.

And Lada:

Reminds me of this soviet example. Though admittedly it's nowhere near autonomous or easy to operate. It does however allow for those not able to drive traditional vehicles with pedals, to get around. Not sure if there are any modern examples of this or anything on the State-side.

They probably parked it and couldn't find it again under all the snow, necessitating a new one.

That timing chains are a maintenance-free, lifetime item, and that any chain clatter is "normal". Not true. While technically the chain itself may last the lifetime of the car, none of the other pieces near by, especially the tentioners and whatnot, likely will not. See Audi 4.2L from a C6 A6.

I think they forgot to peel off the blue protective plastic...

Yea the Regal GS is actually very good looking, and not just for a Buick. It's the brand image that ruins it. You can't tell anyone you drive a Buick, without qualifying it with some story about this one not being like all the rest.

This thing is big in person. It doesn't look it on the pictures, but it's like a 1.3:1 scale copy of what you think it should look like. And I agree that it's good looking despite it being a 5 year old design at this point.