“Holy Grail” and GM Minivan” should never be used in a positive way in the same sentence....

Fair.

If I can use the front shovel to get people out of the left lane it’s a deal.

Ummm... Both generations of Veloster have pillars on both sides. I think what you meant to say is you’re loving the long coupe door on the driver’s side. I agree with that from a vision standpoint (I have one too) but it can be a pain in tight parking.

Talk to me when a car with a full B-pillar saves your life in a side impact.... 

It’s pretty sweet.  Does it have a manual?  Diesel?  :-)

Let me translate that to 21st century caveman: Warm reddish brown ish metallic.

Brown? The Caddy is not remotely brown. it’s a warm, metallic gray.

No judgements.  Is it worse that a person should offer a correction or let the person go through life with an incorrect piece of information in their head?

Tribute, not tribune.  #correctionsdept

Glad I’m not the only one that’s getting fed up with Google slowly crippling image search’s best features.  First they took away the ability to open images straight from the search results.  Then they took away the ability to specify the image size you were looking for.  More recently smaller tweeks like you’ve…

I’m sorry about your nightmares.

I drive 10mph over or more - on the highway. The smaller the road, the lower the speed limit and the more densely populated the area means I gradually lower the amount I will go over. In residential areas it’s rarely more than a couple mph. In an active school zone? I’m probably below the limit. Whereupon I am honked…

Sound, good. Balky shifts, bad.

The mid-60's to the early 70's is my favorite era of race cars, both visually and aurally.  

Bad design is always a reason to get salty.  

I think peeps are just trying to see what kind of creative answers they can get out of Jason...

Nobody is free from sin in this discussion...   

I can’t argue with what you’ve said...  Sadly.  

You mean there are enough of these things out there that that’s something that needed asking?  Or was the question asked by a museum?