The Alero and its cousin the Grand Am are still a cut above its platform mate the Malibu.

It looks like they took a CLA and lopped the back off of it. Less dog butt.

I have a neighbor who owns a second generation G20t which is fairly attractive. Granted it’s based on the Primera which was not sold here but the touring version is not so meh.

I’ve seen plenty of them in my area, some with the Ace and Gary lighted three pointed star. They’re usually driven by generation Z or millennials. I often think in their minds “I bought a CLA Benz for the price of a Camry or Accord”.

I’m glad I dropped by just a few train stops from where I reside in NYC. A nice array of vehicles along with good conversions with the owners and attendees.

The look on Eric Trumps face says “my dad really has a Negro friend”

I’ve been referring to her as the Slovenian rent a wife.

I found it on line. Just search VW 1940 Ford.

Just imagine how bad Alabamans would be if the rapture came.

Talk to me when she wants nothing to do with her family like Tiffany Trump. Amirite Trump family?

AMC got 25 plus years out of those flipper door handles.

There was the 1940 Ford hood and trunk kits that followed along Lowey’s lines.

There were always concerns about the safety of the Bronco II.

Check out the documentary about purity balls where daughters pledge to their daddies that they will remain chaste. Creepy

As a preteen in 1971-72 whose musical tastes went from the Beatles, Stones, Motown and what was played on Top 40 radio I found myself drawn to the well written, joyous pop of the Partridge Family. A jam band compared to a fair amount of today’s auto tuned mush.

When Trump mocked the disabled NYT reporter you knew it would translate into policy.

I always thought Malcolm Brecklin should have added these to the Yugo line as a entry level SUV.

The GM 2900 platform was also used on the attractive Opel Calibra coupe. Apparently GM was going to bring it here as a rebadged Saturn.

I’m old enough to remember when the NRA was a boring, far less paranoid organization. They were basically focused on marksmanship and keeping public lands open for hunting. They supported the 1934 and 1968 firearms acts.