Aaaannnnddd I just realized I posted this after about 3 other people. Still fits. Especially in black. With a sunroof of course.

Ever since I started my obsession with cars (long time) this has consistently been a 'hot girl' car. Every time I see one there is a hot woman behind the wheel.

Two separate rants by two separate authors in one day!! This is why I love this site. Among many, many other things.

Refill the fuel tank before the gauge registers E (Empty).

The Opel/Saturn Astra center 'Board Computer.' Outdated by many decades and genuinely the antithesis of ergonomic. I hated that thing. I do miss the steering wheel/feel in that car though. Spot on.

Bringing back some pretty rough memories here. My father once (more than once?) walked into our house with a white (WHITE!) shop towel that had turned completely red in the 30 feet from the garage to the house. Sledge hammers are great until you bash your finger with them.

I was overly hopeful that someone would get where I was going with that. Thank you.

#COTD Nominations

Why did it have to be the FF? Why couldn't it have been the California? Save the Ferrari FF's!!!

Or a tree outside that is made of money.

1) Calendars with scantily clad women.

Thank you for the detailed reasons why I shouldn't waste the liquid gold found in my car. Seems that engine is fairly universally maligned. Preesh the video as well.

After viewing more pictures I find I am truly intrigued by the C-Pillar treatment.

In my defense, in 1990 I was only 5 and still playing with LEGO's and Hot Wheels.

This is really close to me. I had never really heard of this car before today, however, I find myself oddly attracted to it and its semi complete restoration. Make the trip to SC to see it? Probably. Buy it? Let's see how the results of the poll go.

The way that Dodge Dart picture looked it kind of looked like they were building a convertible. Wouldn't be ugly from the brief image I got in my mind.

Ditto.

Family emergencies are never fun. Hope everything turns out ok.

I'd hit it.

More than once I have driven from my new-ish home in NC to my childhood home in MA. This trip, door to door, is roughly 900 miles. I usually take 77,81,84 all the way up. This is a long and beautiful, yet boring drive. After a while the endless mountain landscape gets a little tired. The last time I took the trip…