I’m stealing this so I reply to every bad joke on this site.

Fine... have a star.

Are your roads even wide enough for this truck?

I dunno... the 1990 Ford Topaz on the 1st page looked pretty sweet. I bet you could pick it up at auction for $15.

FYI they came with manuals in their homeland :)

If you can’t do a transmission swap for less than $32,000 then you has no business even being in public unsupervised.

While not a manual (they never came in manual) it fits most of the other criteria. It’ll fit tall people, its RWD, it’s old and German, while it may not be fast it sucks down premium gas like it should be... and just happens to be for sale in Columbus, OH. 1973 450SL

Nikola Tesla was Serbian and was raised in the Austrian Empire. Not Russian.

When you break it down, $4008.51 per character (spaces included) in the name, it makes that car a great deal!

I have tried to block that from my memory. Thanks for bringing back that awful time.

First Gear: Anyone want to bet $1 the Taurus will exit the market at the end of this production cycle then come back in 2 years as a crossover?

I think electric cars are are great substitution for ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) cars and plug-in hybrids are a perfect stepping stone (biased opinion: I drive a Volt).

Impressive poem, have a star!

From the day I saw this hatchback Saturn I was in love with it, I always wanted one. I never had the honor of owning one despite them being cheap to buy but finding a clean one is very hard.

I worked as a car salesman twice at two different dealers, the first one I lasted 3 months, the second I lasted almost a year.

No, only the 2012's had a black roof, mine is a 2013 so the roof is body color.

Soooo much white, black, silver, and beige with the occasional red mixed in. People drive such boring looking cars (says the guy that drives a silver Volt).

Notice it’s a Volvo? They are probably the only ones that test a car’s rollover structure this way. Everyone else is building to withstand the IIHS static “crush” test.

Let me clear a few things up, I absolutely believe that cars are safer now than they have been in the past and that standardized tests aid in this, however many manufacturers are building to ONLY pass these tests in the lab.

Another thing... this is another example of a manufacturer building to get high marks on a standardized test that means nothing in the real world. So great, it will get 5 starts on the front overlap crash... what happens when a drowsy driver is driving home with his trophy wife, dozes off, and hits a parked car? All…