If that’s your issue, why the Rampage and not every other single small truck from the ‘80's?

There’s only been one good looking Supra, the styling of the MkV has effectively nothing to do with whether it’s a real Supra or not.

If three wheels is an issue, the Piaggio Ape and Mazda T1500/T2000 also count. That said, I’d think if anything, loading them up would help stability by putting more weight on the two-wheeled half (making it more planted).

The only good use of that bed is being able to carry two kegs and pour without having to unload them.

There’s at least 3 C1 Corvettes, that’s about $300k alone right there, at least based on current Auto Trader listings.

One thing to the “Last of the V8's” is that there were a few fuel crisises in the 70's, and V8's being discontinued was pretty plausible (indeed, the Australian Ford Falcon would go 6-cylinder only for a few years in the mid-80's).

$20k, no low-ballers

The Village Green Preservation Society: A Knives Out Mystery

From the cop cars he crashes through, it looks like it’s a scene set in Detroit.

Just bring back unaged Michael C. Hall in a bad wig, you cowards.

I haven’t had any car that was all that special or irreplaceable, but I had a rough ‘76 CB750 that I never really got running and sold cheap to a friend’s dad when I went to college. Realistically, the money didn’t benefit me that much, and I had the garage space where I should’ve just kept it. It wouldn’t have been…

And it has splitter guards, so that’s gotta be worth at least $100.

He died about 20 years ago, saving a Texas retirement home from a mummy.

Eh, there's at least a bunch in Bluey that is explicitly targeted at *parents* (as the children watching aren't necessarily going to relate to the experience of raising themselves).

Am I supposed to cycle down a flight of stairs from my living room to my basement? Checkmate cyclists!

My kid’s school is at the bottom of a valley, and because he’s just learned to ride without training wheels, we’ve been biking to school every morning. It’s only a 6% slope (about 18m elevation over 280m, compared to 23m elevation here over 130m). I can just barely get to the top of that, and I see a lot of people…

Assuming it’s a reference to the overpriced grocery store.

IIRC, 0-60 in the 6's, very comparable to the Bolt (similar size/power).

At least leagues of “if you go over 3000rpm you’ll break the car!” owners see to it that proper slowness exists.

The Kona’s time is for the base 2.0 (147hp), the 190hp 1.6T is a fair bit quicker.