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Last week I got the opportunity to go through the GM Heritage Center; here's a shot of the original Saturn Sky concept on the right, and the first production Sky on the left).

It just occurred to me...Nano spelled backwards is Onan. Based on this photo, I think they may be reaching the desired target audience.

Hopefully a better-funded one than I.

May I suggest a name for this situation (especially since the govt is now involved):

A few years ago we were at WDW and got to ride in front of a monorail with the driver; we were talking to him and asking questions and such, and he totally forgot what he was doing and blew through the Contemporary Hotel at his exterior cruising speed (I was thinking it was @ 40 MPH, but I could be wrong). He

Has anybody checked on Ron Popeil lately? Might not be a bad idea to drive by his place and see if the papers are piling up outside.

@DruDown: I disagree; the shop towel gas cap trumps the coat hanger antenna.

@Rotang: And she entered it from the rear...she's a dragon!!

And the irony is, across the state to the west about 100 miles away is the plant that cranks out Hummer H3s; so between the two Louisiana will produce the equivalent of an average car.

So first I'm wondering if my El Camino qualifies as a truck or a car, then I read further and see that being a 1980 model it doesn't qualify anyway. Here I was hoping I could take what might be a $1,500 car and turn it into $4,500...now with no demand for pre-1985 cars it will probably be worth even less. And

@CaptMatt15: They're now Blueroof (TM) compatible.

I was thinking the same thing, with the abundance of crossovers out there, it's really no surprise Clark bought an Enclave as the next family truckster. But when did they move to Ohio?

@Alphamazing: It's like when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.

It only pays for oil-related problems, and specifically doesn't cover things like overheating and such; can anyone verify an instance where someone changed their oil on a 3-4,000 mile basis and ever had a problem specifically due to an oil-related problem?

So THAT's what they mean when they say "a deer in the headlights" look.

A few years back I'd just finished eating dinner at home on a Friday night when the phone rings; a friend who lives an hour away called because his mom was on the side of the road with a flat tire about 5 minutes away from where I live, so he asked me if I'd go help her, since A) he knew nothing about cars, and B) by

I've often said if I were to hit the lottery I would like to hunt down and buy back cars that had sentimental value to me over the years; my uncle's Ford pickup that I learned to drive in, the '94 Skyhawk I got when I went off to college, the '59 Bel-Air that brought me home from the hospital a few days after my

Talk about a warped sense of reality.