I couldn't afford cable for a while. Now that I can again, I realized I didn't miss it one bit. So I spend the sixty bucks a month on other things I enjoy more.

@James Lee Womack: Right - I drove an '89 Chevy for 150,000 miles. The only reason I traded it was that I needed a bigger car for the family.

Kerl Falsche — lol!!!

That's not yellow, it's baby-poop brown. Crack pipe.

The headlights being on in the photos make the car seem somehow more vital, more alive. It made me click the Nice Price button with greater urgency.

Now that I've had it on two cars, I'm loath to give up the outside temperature readout that sits just above my odometer.

@PHIL: They were sad, sad days, the 70s were.

@tonyola: They slapped vinyl roofs on everything in the 70s. A car just didn't seem right without one (and without whitewall tires) in those days. Fortunately, we've all learned better.

That hood looks cancerous but otherwise what a find, what a find!!

Oh for crap's sake. The "I'm working" symbol needs to STOP SPINNING so I know that my fricking comment has been posted. Sorry for the spam, y'all.

I voted yes. But I have to admit, there's very little I need that I can't carry in the back of my Toyota Matrix with the back seat folded down.

I voted yes. But I have to admit, there's very little I need that I can't carry in the back of my Toyota Matrix with the back seat folded down.

I voted yes. But I have to admit, there's very little I need that I can't carry in the back of my Toyota Matrix with the back seat folded down.

One of the things I love about living in Indianapolis is that I seldom waste time sitting in traffic.

I voted Nice Price, but I'd still try to talk him down to $1500 or $2000.

@duurtlang: That's surprising — a little smaller than I expected. I have a Toyota Matrix and it has more space than that.

I like this form factor, and if there were enough cargo space behind the rear seat I would absolutely consider buying one.

@MushyHeirloom: I think that if the van had a bulkhead, it would have prevented the damage! But I'm sure braking would still have been an adventure.

@MushyHeirloom: It was an important lesson for my aunt Betty, too, who never sent me on the Artificial Ice run ever again.

I liked the looks of this generation Taurus. I didn't love the looks, but I liked them.