“(Voting) wasn’t aligned with comment numbers or overall popularity either, a fact which I find extremely puzzling.”

As a Volvo guy I respectfully disagree. The early Volvos that carried this design language look a bit frumpy, especially in the nose. I think the second-generation S40s and V50s wore them best because they were more compact in design.

First generation S80. It’s not a stunner, but it doesn’t look ridiculously dated.

“$Kay hangs up caption comment of the day duties....shows up to a caption contest”

When you finally figure out the first plant you’re gonna grow on Mars:

Hm. I prefer smoking Hellcats, but... this ain’t half bad.

A: Because he could, and he wanted to. Keep on wrenching brother!

All of a sudden, the ubiquity if white cars on the roads makes sense. Got a Hyundai a couple years ago, they only have like 3 trim levels per model & color is not limited to higher levels of trim.

While this world seems rather boring, it pleases me to know that companies like BMW can’t make a billion models of cars anymore, so that’s nice.

Do you get some kind of weird boner from pedantic bullshit like this?

Man, it’s getting to the point to where you won’t even be able to touch yourself in public.

Not to throw shade at $kay, who’s efforts will be missed, but she’s more attractive than most of the girls she posted.

Danged youngster whippersnappers! Y’all are too young, or just too lucky, to have ever witnessed the “Cadillac” Cimarron. Here’s the beautiful 1985 concept model:

This is a terrible list. I could defend every car here, they all serve a purpose or have their reasons (well, maybe not bro trucks, but if you like em, why not?).

What is the largest interior panel gap? 

I kept running into this shopping for trucks. I’m all on board for buying a used truck, but not when there’s a $5,000 difference for 3 years and 60-70k miles. Dealerships were asking somewhere around $25k for a used F150 and around $31k for a new, low feature STX. Rebates abounded on the new trucks, but getting a…

Centric Premium Rotors for the win. Seriously, these are the best OE replacement rotors going.

Rotors warping is generally a myth.

These people don’t understand how globalization works. Most of the Japanese cars you buy here are built domestically. Many parts for ALL cars are built all over the world. Pure ignorance.

Wait a minute! You may be onto something! Take your car in disguise...