Looks like Airbus has a lot Toulouse.

Until OnStar doesn’t track your vehicle 24/7, that fuse will still be the first I pull if I ever get a vehicle equipped with it.

Wonder how many People read the article before scrolling down to vote CP? Not many I suspect.

If this was the Suzuki version, it would be a Sidekick called Robin.

Na na na na na na na na na na na na na... Crack Pipe!

The diesel and a 6-speed manual...drool...

It’s bullshit they don’t sell this thing in America.

New cars don’t need any more than 115 hp, at least not if it’s a diesel with a good gearbox. An example is the Volvo V70 D2, which fully loaded with people and luggage can perfectly keep up in the middle/outer lane on the Autobahn.

Anybody who grew up with or owned a Volvo 240 wagon. Sure the Turbos were fast in their day, but most of us never got to own one. This car was all about being smart on the inside and handsome in their own way. They were bulletproof and could haul anything. More importantly, how many of us had this as a first car? How…

They look pretty damn terrible on that too. How did they end up with a giant pile of Alero headlights. So weird.

I always hated the way the front fenders flare up into the side mirrors. It’s goofy looking.

So, I actually kinda like the Dame Edna Saabs. Where they lost me was on the interior:

Camry.

Saab 9-5.

Just because the economy started recovering, doesn’t mean we all suddenly have money and jobs like it’s the late 90s again. For many people who can even save money to begin with, the saving process is a gradual one.

Short-sightedness like this, is our problem. It’s going to take years for people to rebuild their…

And it looks like it’s smugly smiling in reaction to that fact.

The auto/vert combo stopped me from getting this car while ago anyway

Does anyone else think this car has the face of a golden retriever with it’s head out the window, jowls flapping in the breeze? I can practically hear it yelling “whee!” in this picture.

Anyone else spot the last-gen Saab 9-5?