Neutral: How Can Volkswagen Be A Hit In The US Again? Much as we love the idea of the GTD, there has to be more than that.

Back in my day...

Neutral: no infotainment system at all. THIS is my my kinda infotainment system : three pedals, a gear lever, and a nice sounding exhaust. And this one won't wind up with my car in the back end of a truck because I just HAD to find that one Mumford and Sons song in the middle of rush hour. Seriously, there needs to be…

Even the word infotainment is complex and useless. This is all I want in the center console.

Good: It's a German wagon with a manual.

It's where he'd mounted the Raydot wing mirror?

"The God damn Germans got nothin' to do with it!"

Men in the front seat, women in the back. We strayed from this simple truth and therefore failed to achieve this glorious world of tomorrow.

Yes, it depends on the driver. However, as the Tahoe brakes worse and turns worse, you'll have to be driving slower, keeping more distance and generally being more on your toes, than in the Miata, to avoid the same instance.

Closed Captioning Provided By: Not over-steering, staying calm, keeping your car within its design envelope.

I take a little bit of beef that you use a Ranchero as the headline picture with all kids of utes and then call this a thread about El Caminos. Not enough to Rampage, of course, but enough to act like a Brat about it.

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Oh come on, people! Can't you suspend rationality for one day? NP!

Ahh the 80's. Fun times.

1935 Stout Scarab, because art-deco. It's really cool looking up close, a lot of interesting little details.

Does anyone remember when it was a Slinky song.... drove me Crazy back then

No Volare?

So if they put in a diesel and a manual do I have to like it still to keep my jalop card? Because I don't. Also I won't.

I'm in the faction of minorities that is the largest in the U.S. and some of us speak a different language. A great example of minority marketing done right, Ram's spot with Spanish singer Juannes. It's catchy, Latino and shot in English and Spanish.