Nissan has been selling the same coupe in the US for 20 years.

I assumed as much. That and a pretty big tailwind.

“Your honor, I’d like this whole matter dropped. There is absolutely no evidence tying the car that drove through the victim’s house to my client. The responding officers could not find a license plate, registration, or VIN anywhere on the car, nor was there any DNA found in the car, nor was there a single fingerprint…

TIL that a Dodge Dart will do 70.

In a timeline where everybody and their brother can sell crossovers in America, Mitsubishi manages to make a crossover that nobody wants.

God damn that thing is hideous.

thanks, I hate it

Knowing Chrysler, they’d screw it up and make it FWD.

Wait, you’d push Dodge into the faux luxury spot Chrysler sits in now and bring in something to under cut it by selling cars?

Before you ask how, you should ask why. And before you ask why, you should ask whether.

I don’t remember which ones, but some kind of Land Rover used to have VINs that started with SALTY

I’m assuming smaller than Toyota but bigger than Honda?

that is both completely irrational and completely understandable

“We’re having a cookout with hot dogs and brats, but the catch is you have to eat them in one bite.”

Eh, I think the Odyssey drives much more like a car than the Pilot.

yeah, with one kid, midsize crossover was fine. With two, the minivan was the obvious choice. We can haul two kids, two adults no problem, we can also haul an extra adult or two without a problem, or two extra kids no problem. And still have room for stuff with all those people. Two kids and two adults in the…

the greatness of automatic sliding doors cannot be overstated

Long Voyager, is that you?

$1,600 for a maserati?