- IMO they didn’t resurrect the right Wiig characters for the moment. I wanted to see Target Lady behind a plastic shield and Gilly in Zoom school.

When will they finally separate their design language from Ford’s? That’s a nice looking car but it looks more like the new Escape’s big brother than the new Explorer does.

I mean, I’m not sure why else Ford would have bought a Saturn except for a Sandy Munro-style teardown to see what the competition was doing, after which it may or may not have been cost-effective to reassemble and sell the car-but if they did they’d have done it right away. 

1st; We’ve gone from Silicon Valley destroying jobs faster than the rest of the economy can make them, to Silicon Valley, the rest of the economy, and the virus seemingly teaming up against them.

Can you still manually turn the a/c on with the heat? In that case the Corolla has the ideal setup. The last two cars I had turned A/C on with defrost automatically with no override which just means the heater needs to fight the A/C system to get some heat to the windshield on really frosty, really cold mornings when…

NP for all the rust I’m *not* seeing. And now that we’ve retired the Crack Pipe, can the tortured segues from one NPOND car to another be the next to go? Today’s truck may be a single cab, but the amount of real estate you took up to swing the narrative around from yesterday’s Fiat Coupe to this rig, is crewcab-sized. 

I kept getting versions of this “fun fact” meme;

The way I see it, there are two complicating factors - fame and age - with people who accomplished a lot prior to transitioning. If any use of a deadname is unacceptable does that inevitably, say, diminish Caitlyn Jenner’s Olympic accomplishment if material first published in the ‘70s and archived via scanning and…

I’m surprised Starbucks didn’t do this years ago. Sell ad space on their cups, that is. 

It’s a (Valiant) Duster. Belvedere, Illinois west of Chicago was and is home to a Chrysler plant where a lot of them were made.

TIL God used to work at Chrysler Belvedere Assembly in the ‘70s.

TIL God used to work at Chrysler Belvedere Assembly in the ‘70s.

That’s Jim Carrey as Matthew McConaughey.

Is there any truth to what I’ve heard that they were barely used because the cops didn’t think they look macho enough?

The boldest styling move of the 6000 SUX was completely straight-up reusing the GM Colonnade A-body sedan greenhouse. 

Yes, it’d be NP to the right collector, or a Hollywood studio rental service at half the price. Either Joyce lands on her feet in Season 4 of Stranger Things and this is the upgrade from her decade-old Pinto, or it’s the Driver’s Ed car in The Goldbergs, although I’d hate for it to be subjected to Adam’s (actor’s…

If it were cheap and wrecked it would at least be a swap candidate, maybe put that sidewinder LS behind the front seats of a Geo Metro?

I knew it was the final nail in the PLC coffin in 2006 when Chevy gave the Monte Carlo a facelift alongside the Impala’s full reskin. Exact same thing Ford had done with the Taurus wagon vs. sedan a couple years before, but there was a long tradition of giving wagons half a refresh, since they had always been bought…

Could be a Covid precaution, and anyone lending him the keys would know his insurance is good. 

Sorry, idk why this double-posted. Kinja being kinja?