More like a 3rd Belushi brother

Technically, yes. But when they do it's horribly depressing.

Just gonna post Gene Winfield's Pacifica in here, because it needs to be in here.

The coats of first class passengers are hung, the coats of coach passengers are not. This guy flew coach. Why would his coat deserve special treatment? It would be a sign of respect to seat a pregnant lady or an elderly person in first class too, but does that happen when they chose to pay for coach? And what about…

For all of my fellow American readers, here's where Uruguay is on a map

Did someone just call for me?

Andrew we pushed for the product group to put the diesel in the Laredo (original tracked model was Limited). It would greatly lower the price and drop a lot of weight, to help us hit our fuel economy targets. Instead they made the Overland the tracked vehicle, and added 100 lbs to our fuel economy vehicle.

Until you can buy the diesel in a base work truck I don't even want to hear about it. I'm sick of this bullshit where they will only sell you the diesel if you buy a higher end model. There is absolutely no reason they cannot offer the ecodiesel in every single model of the ram 1500. What the people want they can't…

Id argue the cub trumps the NSX.

Not so much a badge-engineering matter as a platform sharing matter. Yes, I'll take the lower-priced interpretation of a more expensive model. I'm the buyer VW is marketing. I don't care to make a show when I'm driving a nice car. I just want to drive a nice car.

Engineer here (not aerospace, but dabbled in it in school), and the answer is: pretty much, at least with current materials and technology. It's relatively close to spherical (as opposed to an aircraft shape or something else), which is good for being a pressure vessel (stronger) and having the largest volume/surface…

I hate to be the one to bring a crappy looking wagon/hatchback to the table but dare I say, the 2004 Malibu sedan is better looking than this abomination, the all hideous Maxx?

5 Series GT anybody?

E36

I'm sure this is buried somewhere in the million and a half replies, but just in case it's not (I tried searching, really), I suggest the VW Corrado. By the end of it's life, it was peaking $45,000, far out of range of most of it's competitors. Great car, but like the Phaeton, people weren't ready to accept a high…

I'm a grown man, eating my dinner in front of a computer, waiting for a new miata reveal - I have a problem

It's the good way. You'll realize one day.

Very much like a go-kart. Not necessarily what everyone wanted in a small car, but I loved it. Fit and finish... well, the interior was understandable considering the price, but the leaks were definitely a surprise considering Honda's usual QC.

oh the Horn.... brings back memories of driving in India. My Dad got a brand new Maruti-Suzuki Zen and then a week later, he went on a business trip. Me being me, went and installed a three pipe Stebel air horn in the thing and then went to pick him up at the airport when he got back. I forgot to tell those guys to…

I know who one of the passengers was.