Vingroup has businesses all over Vietnam. You might buy groceries at VinMart and clothing at VinPlaza.

Le freak, c’est chic

I remember the 80's class divide quite well, you either owned domestic and were on the middle to lower rungs (and staying there), or Japanese and moving on up, or German, indicating you’d made it and had the keys to the cookie jar. VW sat right between Japanese and German, and Hyundai/Yugo meant you had bad credit.

4th gear: If they ever come to America, they should hire Ray Stevens to do their ad campaign.

What does it look like upside down in a ditch on fire?  Or, as we could call it, the slightly modified Orlove’d!

They’ll be fine, as long as they’re not toting pic-a-nic baskets!

I was gonna suggest a Plymouth Satellite.  But that would only take you to Planet Claire...

not to day phaeton

A Pontiac consumed in fire? Seems her G6 wanted to be a Phoenix all along.

This also represents the first time in recorded history that a British car has been made more reliable by increasing its reliance on electricity.

For the price I could get a ‘97 Tacoma 4x4 with just 715,000 miles on it.

That looks like the icon of a new Olympic event . . . in a dystopian future.

$1500?!?!

Next Easter, maybe, and even that would probably require The Miracle of the Rust and Feces.

Like he says, “It’s so hard to be a saint in the City”

The way I was taught in school, baroque was from about 1600 to 1750, when Bach died. Then classical was from 1750 to 1827, when Beethoven died. Pickups from before 1750 are more collectors’ items than practical haulers these days. The 1750-1827 trucks can be daily driven it you don’t mind doing without a few creature…

BMW Driver: Let me play you the song of my people