And the rich wonder why we want to eat them.

Make sense considering if anything goes wrong, we’re fucked.

There used to be all kinds of regulations. Weight, height, length, bumper heights, headlight types, seatbelts, side mirrors, side marker lights, etc.

I get serious Omni-Horizon. vibes.

Oh nice. That seems like a good test.

Damn that man could draw.

Hmmm. If it runs OK, maybe.

This. Common daily driving is not made up of large motions, but instead, thousands of minor pits and bumps in the roads at various speeds.

No, greenhouse gases caused the increase. The sulfur was just masking it.

Nice but overpriced. No dice.

Two door as god intended.

Holy crap.

Die mad, in prison, and go straight to hell, asshole.

Straight up malicious, illegal, property damage.

Nice!

The proportions are still good. The body, still a luxury sedan.

Mountain roads: separating the amateurs from the pros for generations.

Good to see Jalopnik revisiting the classic article format. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen a “buy this old ass luxury car for the price of a reliable new staple automobile” article.

While I am still not a fan of GM products, this car’s style is still quite contemporary.