Really? I wasn’t alive back then so I wouldn’t know. I really hope that one day old Pruises aren’t suddenly cool. Then again, their battery packs will all have quit working by then.

So much want on my part. Not in terrible shape. Also these cars are starting to go up in value pretty quickly. NP

So, no 4WD, no hardtop, 128k miles, doesn’t have the v6, and is a 2 door. Yeah this is probably worth more like $3000-$3500 or so private party. If it had 4WD and a v6 the price would be a lot better.

Yeah, honestly all of the 9-5’s are pretty fast. I love me a good Saab.

It was actually the 2.3 B235R with the Mitsubishi turbo on it that was by far fastest one out of the 9-5 range and from 30-70. That’s the one the 9-5 Aeros had in them. The 3.0t v6 was still quick, but it was just a GM v6 with a tiny turbocharger on it.

I hate to say this, but I would hardly call most of the cars on this list “comeback” cars.

Wrong. You must be new here.

I often find myself thinking about how much I want a 4x4 Toyota Van

There is nothing wrong with backing into spots if nobody is behind you or waiting for you. Besides if you back out of a spot, chances are someone is going to have to wait for you to finish backing out if the parking lot is busy. Either way, you’re going to break the flow of traffic. It’s just either when you get there…

I would have to say the 2003 Infiniti G35. Infiniti probably wouldn’t exist today if it wasn’t for this car.

Neutral: Where Should The Priority Be For Autonomous Cars?

I had a green 1994 Ford Taurus just like this one. It was my first car and it cost me $1400. I loved that crapbox. The headliner was scraped to hell and falling down, the dashboard jiggled, the CD player skipped when you went over bumps, I could take the key out of the ignition while it was running, and it had more…

Have I mentioned that I agree with you yet? I hate California, it’s everything that is wrong with America. I’m just enjoying the rise you got out of everyone who is defending that sorry excuse of a state.

I hate that they salt roads in the Midwest. Rust is easily one of the biggest causes of cars dying premature deaths in the Midwest. Not mention like you said, it’s hell for the roads too.

The Butthurt is strong in this comment thread. Nice work!

I disagree with a couple of things on this list,

Most government employees know the government is inefficient, they just don’t care as long as their salary gets paid and they get to spend taxpayer’s money. They’re all just pretending to be surprised by this.

I’m pretty sure if I remember correctly, the ML320s in Jurassic Park also had manual transmissions. Which is awesome if that’s true.

My dad did that to me once when I was a kid and it actually made me kind of mad. Not only was it annoying, but in an accident it could easily increase the chances for injury for both people. Not to mention it doesn’t help in any way whatsoever. It’s absolutely not smart and people shouldn’t do it. I’ll get off my…

I personally wouldn’t have a problem with this. It’s ridiculous how far some people will go just to not wear their seatbelts. Just wear the damn thing! It’s not that much to ask. I knew several people who would still be alive today had they been wearing one. I just don’t understand why doing something so simple that…