I forgot about those! My buddies 41 Oldsmobile has one.

I know it was common and (IMO) better. But we can’t forget the floor mounted headlamp dimmer switch!

1981 Lancia Beta Zagato. That kid was me XD

MK3 Scirocco. Have had multiple MK1's and MK2's, it was a shame to see the MK3 not make it to America

I want it. I want it so badly!

The honey one seems to be a bit of a stretch being from a dealership and not Subaru.

Ah yes. The Furby glove box doors!

Has to be the dash from my Lancia Beta Zagato (not the one pictured). Its not strange because of the form but the function! No less than 5 dummy switches (next to the HVAC controls and lighter), not blank out panels, but actual switches with nothing connected to them.

When I was at GM as a transmission calibrator, I got the chance of driving pretty much anything and everything GM made. I was responsible for the 2.5L Blazer and Acadia which are the base models. The Acadia was the best base model vehicle I worked on for sure. Same MPG as the V6 and just enough equipment to be happy…

Wiper arms and path design. You can make or break a car design for me by the look of the wipers.

My 1981 Lancia Beta Zagato. The car actually had no rust!

Tied with a 2012 Toyota Echo and 1984 Fiero 2M4 manual. Both had just a touch over 200k on the clock 

‘81 Lancia Zagato. No rust! But that was its only redeeming quality. Car would just refuse to work. And the problems were never consistant. I’d chase one thing down just for a new thing to fail.

‘85 Scirocco. Would accelerate off the line at WOT and get overtaken immediately. Not because they wanted to race, but because they were accelerating normally.

The new (old?) Holden Commadores have the imprint of the Opel badge under them.

It was my second Michigan winter. I was 17 and had a Saturn Astra that I badged as a Vauxhall. The rear tyres were junk but I never minded to replace them. That car was very tail happy on the ice, but this was before I knew that. There was a twisty road near my house I loved driving on. I decided the one night after…

Probably this 2011 GTi I just got from my dad. My project car is a 78 Scirocco and I will be converting that to electric. After that, hoping to rebuild a Model S.

I’ve been a petrol head my whole life but I think electric is going to save the hot rodding and modding community with more and more innovative tech and…