To be fair, did you see what was on the rest of the lot back then? Basically 15 different versions of the k car and an ancient pick up. Forget rate earth, the Viper may as well have been a lunar lander to a Dodge dealer in 1992. The early ones most dealers were lucky to get 1 a year, some got none.

Long past my time, so "that old" is very relative. 

I thought Somerset Regal when I saw the headline, so I remember the car, but im just old. 

Early 1900s life, everything probably looks like a horror show to the children of the early 2000s. 

Are you people high?

The good thing about both of those bands, I have to go looking for them to hear them. I wish that was the case with Fall Out Boy

Stuff the gnome back in the bottle, leave the bottle in a long abandoned AMC dealership. 

I'm pretty sure it was always a thing, late 90s we finally had places to share the videos.

Mustangs gotta mustang

Well they believe he eliminated the Obama care penalty, they will probably call it a deep state conspiracy when they get the bill for 2018s taxes. 

Horrible idea, worse execution. Putting the monitor's that low takes your eyes away from the windows. That's just a bad idea. 

3ok for a Mazda 2, I shouldn't even have to say CP. 

Kia and Hyundai didnt start building cars until late 60s early 70s. Kia made bicycles before that. The big hurdle is money. Established manufacturers spend hundreds millions even a billion developing a new model, and that's usually an update not from scratch. Kia and Hyundais U.S. factories were a billion plus each.…

Looks like casting sand, which would be strange at that point on the line.

Ford didn’t just wake up one day and decide to start mocking Tesla, Musk definitely started this little Twitter war.

You think Michael is bad, go back to the 70s when Roy Cohn was his lawyer. 

There are plenty of old and bold pilots, just not old and stupid pilots. We had a lot of Viet Nam Vet pilots when I enlisted, most pushing 20+ years active duty. NOE over the Kahukus was always a wild ride, but those guys could fly. 

You used to only get this treatment from the shadiest of dealers, now you can get it directly from the manufacturer. Progress

Lincoln's of this era look weird without the rear bumper dragging on the ground, because that's how I rember them

Typical manufacturer, when they want to make a PR or political statement your an employee. When you have a beef over a ridiculous labor time for warranty work you get "That's between you and your dealer, you work for them, not us"