There are some vehicles that are defined by their engines. I can think of a few off hand:
Ram 2500/3500 - I-6 Cummins Diesel
Jaguar E-Type - 3.8L I-6
Porsche 911 - 4.0L Flat 6
VW/KDF Beetle/Wagen - Air Cooled boxer engines
Subaru - 4/6 Cyl Boxer Engines
Mitsubishi Lancer - 2.0L Turbo (EVO)
Mitsubishi 3000GT - 3.0L twin turbo…

Rust. The new Heroin. 

I always thought that Oldsmobile had the best design cues of the GM G-bodies/C-bodies. These Delta 88s and the 98 Regency in particular were the most cohesive with their styling. I love an old Land Yacht.

I’m not sure, the gauge only read in hectares and cubits.

If McLaren succeeds, does this mean that my car will finally go 400 hectares on a single tank of Kerosene? Provided I put the car in “H” that is.

I would love to stock up on gas right now, but my garage is full of toilet paper. Where would I put it all?

I feel bad for Mitsubishi more than I do for Nissan. Mitsubishi has a weird and interesting history. As far as Japanese cars go, they were always my first choice because they drove better than the rest of them. Yeah, the interiors may have been cheaper than current gas prices, but they were always a bit of a laugh to…

That is indeed true that emails are a different story. I will say though, that it sounds like you are not the average customer. Most are not automotive enthusiasts, and are easily taken in by the dealer sales games. These days, part of my duties include inspecting vehicles so that they can be registered for use on the…

It’s definitely from an LX platform FCA product. I think you nailed it with the Dodge Charger. Also, if this is a Dodge Charger, it could be a pursuit in that color, meaning the cops themselves could be the culprits in the hit and run. 

I can’t believe there was a more basic version of a Nissan Micra. That is the quintessential bland, bare bones penalty box here in Italy.

I think it is high time for Nissan to specialize in something. They struggle primarily because they have a mediocre, outdated product in every segment. Look at it like this, Toyota specialized in reliability, Ford specialized in 100,000 configurations of the F-150, Jeep specialized in Off Road worthy toys, Where is…

As someone versed in the art of the sale, I can tell you that a lot of salesman are trash on the phones. Part of my daily duties when I operated in a sales position of sorts required me to do a lot of cold calls to potential customers like a telemarketer. I can tell you that my success rates were in the single digits…

I support the car dealers in this case. The only thing spreading faster than Corona virus in Michigan is rust. They need to sell now before their entire stock rots away. 

Some of these would be excellent stripper chassis. I wonder if the 4.0L is too long a block to shoehorn into one of these. If I was stateside right now, and it wasn’t the apocalypse, I would pick one up and see what sort of witchcraft I could make happen. 

I didn’t have enough AOL 7.0 discs saved up to find angelfire in the 90s. You could use up 5 discs worth of time just waiting for the site to dial up and connect.

Ditto for the M715. These are actually still being license built in South Korea by Kia. It’s known as the KM45.
http://www.angelfire.com/nb2/jeeppickups/Kia.html

Well, at least the Reliant Robin is finally better than something.

I can think of one instance where I would want the console shifter out of the way, although after marrying her, the interest level in that seems to have disappeared for her.

They had to get inspiration somewhere, why not a toddler’s playset? I’ll bet you that Ford found a way to make it out of cheaper plastic though