screw ordinary, this is a Lancia Fulvia. It has nothing to do with this article but after scrolling through all these ordinary cars I thought you deserved to look at something that is just fantastic:

The Official Car of the 1990s, in The Official Color of the 1990s.

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Agreed. This car is so weird. When I wash it, it could totally be fine pulling up to a country club in the wealthiest area in America. Just some old money guy who bought it new and can't be bothered to get another one. When it's dirty and broken, it looks like the kind of thing you'd find at a buy-here-pay-here lot in…

Given the answers already provided, I'm going to say Detroit's Belle Isle. The best part about Belle Isle, the curbing used for the races is permanent on the public roads. You can go bounce your car off some curbing whenever you have the desire.

I see your Geo tracker and I raise you an X-90.

Hello Mustang. Jelly styling in and out, those wheels...and that teal....

This car. Specifically in this picture with this man. All of this.

Take back the F1. That car is timeless

Behold! Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Edition, motherfuckers.

Eagle Talon Tsi.

How these aren't here????

I will leave this here...

It's gotta be the swoopy, beige-tastic, UFO Taurus. It's painfully 90s!

Fox management to employees: "Try not to do anything that would end up on Jalopnik. Shit. Too late."

NOW WE KNOW WHAT THE SECOND CAR HE BOUGHT IS:

I can't imagine how pissed off at myself I would be if I spent $70,000 - $100,000 on something and then became bored with it. That's an expensive way to get bored.

The screen is cool. Very very cool. But at this point I've seen so many Teslas that viewing one on the road now is a rather dull affair. The luster is gone. Bring on the gullwing minivan!!!

Obviously he should do what anyone does when they get bored of their car: throw a sick exhaust on there and cover it with GReddy stickers.