I know people personally who still pronounce Toyota as "Tie-yota"

One large reason most Chinese attempts at importing vehicles to the US is likely to fail - pronunciation. The majority of Americans cannot pronounce Seat, Lancia or Renault properly; they're certainly going to have a hard time pronouncing Guangzhou, Huayang or Zhongua

'80s Chrysler New Yorker.

I really have no idea as to where or whose asshole their data came from. Given that CR is a listed resource, this little graphic is losing more and more credibility each time I see it.

Okay, we can track down a vehicle by a chunk of plastic found on the ground - that's easy. What's not easy is trying to discern what is probably some sort of automobile when we're provided a screencap of a shot taken by a webcam, faxed to itself five times, compressed, compressed again, zoomed in without enhance,…

It's actually at the rear crease if you want to get specific

Notice the least expensive truck to own is a Tacoma. There is no apple/apple comparo in this "info"graphic

Oh gof. This comment...

True they can, but I would imagine the majority buyer of these things will probably end up installing interior racks and such, negating the need/want for a window in the cargo space.

The rear is paneled because there's only two rows of seats on the "passenger" model. Why the window is so small, well it seems the pillar is just that huge. Remember, this is a Fiat Doblo, not a Chrysler designed product.

That's a Mustang GT, you dolt.

Still looks better than their pickups

RAM VAN CITY NO PROMASTER RAM VAN MAN. RAM VAN CITY VAN CAN VAN SAN FRAN.

The Jalop in me is screaming, crying out, yelling "Why?! Why?! Why do us fat, lazy Americans require such a fat, lazy transmission?"

Otto is too hardcore for played-out stereotypes

Yup, most Greys are sprinters, and happy to let you know that fact. Mine will run and play with the other dogs for about 30 minutes, then come right up to me and flop over on the ground. She's done, but only for 5-10 minutes until she catches her breath and she's off again. I can't say I've ever actually seen her…

Ah. I couldn't even get to the landing page because BLOCKED BY WEBSENSE

He's going to get swarmed with recommendations for that one

Ah, gotcha!

This appears to be from the 2011 exercises with the Virginia-class USSNew Hampshire and the Seawolf-Class USS New Hampshire.