This thing was my beast of a first car. Among the things we “got away with” include:

Glenn Larson gave us the best answer for this situation involving autonomous vehicles back in the 80s, why haven’t automakers focused on Turbo Boost functionality?

Pedestrian Catcher Bumpers. The only right answer to the Trolley Problem.

The Porsche’s neat, but show us more pics of that SeaDart.

She decided on the 4-door instead

Who The Hell Kept A 1981 Chevy Impala With Only 31,000 Miles On It?

Which nation?

Your future is dark and has no place for my kind.

I realize all of this to be the case. I also realize that my concerns are based on responsible, active drivers rather than the average idiot.

Especially when you start getting into drive-by-wire systems that have no mechanical linkage between steering wheel and front wheels.

I forget which part the people catcher is in, may have to track down the 2nd half as well. I believe it’s on youtube as well. I remember us renting this back in the 80s multiple times, it’s one of my favorites.

If you’ve never seen this documentary, it has (among other crazy inventions) the pedestrian catcher and shows it in action.

It is time to finally employ the Pedestrian-Catcher front bumpers, it’s our only hope for the future.

Anyone that is involved in an accident involving a school bus due to their own idiocy should automatically have it revoked for at least 1 year, but preferably until the last kid on that bus graduates (I went to a rural k-12 school in Northern AL, so yeah, i know that could be awhile).

I’d call you a sadistic equine necrophile, but that’s beat beating a dead horse.

You needed the undercarriage washed? No problem ma’am.

I think the Chronos has aged well, maybe with some updated headlights, but otherwise, I still love that thing. My point was more about how they used to build these great concepts, but the best they can do now is some special edition challenger.

and for Dodge

So are we talking concepts?

Nice, like a sportier version of the Tucker Combat Car.