That cruise control controlled the entire car, not just the speed.

@LuckyChuck: Can't wait for the first lawsuit!

It's the 1956 Honda Odyssey!

Here you go, Nissan. I fixed the headlights and taillights for you. They weren't pulled back far enough.

@B-Sel; curmudgeon in training: Case in point — the peeling clearcoat on my Deville's front bumper.

@Whack-a-mole: I've had my '02 Deville for five years now. Still a large and imposing car, it hearkens a little back to those classy days...a little.

@Pessimippopotamus: I think that blonde could sell me damn near anything.

@LandofMinos. So stupid, he makes two short planks look like a computer.: Agreed. I hope this one makes it. And I'm drooling over all that torque...

@Steve_in_NC: Bob Crane?

One of my favorites...

@theycallmeham: I had a boss who told me about his "Bottlecap Theory."

Sounds like another Panther panic to me. I'm still waiting for someone to show me a vehicle that gets hit at 70+ mph and does not end up with a ruptured tank.

90% of the peak torque of 268 available at 1,800 RPM. Sigh...I won't rehash my story of my old friend Torque who works at the power company, but I suppose it could be worse (Cadillac...BMW N/A 3.0...).

@Psiu! Puxa!: You're right, your 240 is the best, anyway...:

1980 Olds Cutlass Cruiser. Mom had always wanted a Cutlass since she was a teenager, but of course, a Cutlass in the late '60s was much different than in 1980.

@mytdawg: Me too. My '85 Park Avenue had them in grey. I wish those would make a comeback.

@Bentoboxx, My Tank is full of it: YES! My absolute favorite too, although mine is all scratched up on the top from years of loving play...but I still love it regardless.

@Shep_Shepherd: I have this one too! It took me at least 6 or 7 years to figure out why I never saw one driving around Atlanta...

And in other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

@Track and days do mix: I believe it's pronounced "Juke."