I feel like if they want to promote the heritage, they should somehow in some way bring back some of these designs from the past. perhaps modernize them w/ modern construction, less the tech. Looking at the cars today from Chevy, aside from the Corvette, there isn’t a one that I’d want to preserve.

I’m gonna have to pass on the good part, after they stopped longitudinally mounting their engines, that made RWD gone. Once RWD is no longer an option, it’s hard to argue the need for manual unless it was a lightweight sport focused car like the Integra or Civic.

I feel the same about every land cruiser that comes only in Auto, even the LXs.

the only correct answer.

This bad boy would be infinitely more fun with a manual transmission.

Yeah that’s really unfortunate, especially in our society where operating a vehicle is necessary to hold most jobs. It’s not like other countries with major metropolitan areas where you could exist and not have to operate heavy machinery to get to work.

I’m leaning toward murder in the first since the drink is presented to him in person, he’s not being forced to drink it.

Depending, on vehicle code, a vehicle driving license can be expired with either a definite or open-ended period.  I’m guessing this piece of work had the open-ended version.

It’s a subjective question. Don’t think too hard, use as much bias as you have at your disposal. Out of the cars you’ve owned, pick one, or pick several. Share the memories that stand out to you.

lol, my 1993 caribbean green ford taurus GL station wagon w/ the Ford Essex 3.8L 140hp and 215 lb ft of torque w/ optional trunk seating and 3rd seat in the first row.

I remember driving my cousin’s 2002 WRX hatchback.

That last point.

I flew into Phoenix on a Friday night and drove five hours to LA. The following afternoon, I found myself at Disney Music Hall on the Lower Grand snapping photos for posterity.  I sometimes hate myself for purchasing another silver car, but here we are. 

The Lexus IS300.

I find it a bit pathetic that Toyota would be pushing the “look at the new prius, it’s finally pretty now!” line to psychologically trick people into thinking that it actually looks good and that’s a good performer.

myth busted!

Lowered RAV4 Hybrid (skip the PHEV Prime because it gets worse highway MPG).