I regularily fly 100K with UAL, Westjet and some A/C. Always in business 90% of the time. Haven’t tried the new 787 yet on WJ though. Feels wonderfully selfish and entitling......FWIW.

25 year car salesmen here.

I like it fine. It is a handsome car. It just looks more like a FAST SPORTS CAR from an insurance commercial or a video game too cheap to license real car designs.

Well, having owned a mid 80's Roller myself, and gone to more than my fair share of RR club events, it is most entertaining to be the youngest (and poorest) person amongst a crowd of blue hairs wandering aimlessly and haphazardly due to the cognac fumes and diminishing oxygen from the bottles in their gold plated…

I mean, yes, but they’re sampling cognac from snifters in a barn full of Rolls Royces, not chasing Kentucky Tavern with a King Cobra next to a rusty Civic.

They missed the opportunity to brand this “Spirits and Ecstasy”

“...just to further emphasize how unworthy the passengers are who get to gaze upon service the VIP.”

We all need that daily dose of Warthog.

“At the time”.........the VW Scirocco was a damn good car...........but, if you can afford a castle, even a faux castle from the looks of it, shouldn’t this really be a Braun shaver commercial, and the couple be leaning up against a silver Porsche 930 Turbo instead ?

I’ve had mixed feelings with this.

She is acting like Cartman in the South Park episode where he becomes a Yelp reviewer.

Having once owned a Triumph TR8 convertible, I am going to vote no thanks !!

When you buy one of these that old, you need to keep a fund for the first 3 years of maintenance and stuff that appears, and I’ve found around $8-10K does the trick. Once you sort everything and know what’s what, you’re good to go.Had 3 of these now. A great ride for the money in the right climate, where it can be a…

I much prefer the later styling and 401 big block equipped AMX variants to the early one shown here. As a teenager and into my early 20's all I drove was Trans Ams and Mopars though.......ahh well. Enough waxing nostalgically. If you ever want to pop your bubble just drive one of these old pony cars around the block.…

I actually owned one of these back in 1977.......it was a 1975 model year example, and it was my very first car.

Stay sexy in your Pontiac Firebird.