When I read "four-door supercharged Dodge," in my head I heard Jan & Dean sing "Parked in a rickety old garage/Is a four-door, shiny red, supercharged Doooooodge..." (trumpets and chorus...)

I have the Vista Cruiser in 3 or 4 different colors. Also that late '60s Sedan de Ville.

I am now totally distracted by the fact that the song playing in the background of the dashcam video is "The Color Of The Night" by Lauren Christy, which I thought nobody had ever heard of. It's from the soundtrack of a really bad Bruce Willis movie called "Color of Night," and I'm trying to figure out if Russian…

as I've stated before, I always had a thing for fat chicks. which is why I dig GM Colonnade coupes from the mid '70s. and the Hellcat twins. (that has a nice ring to it, whoever said it up there...)

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I play hooky twice a year without fail: the Spring and Fall Carlisle Collector Car flea markets.

Last year we bought my daughter a Saturn Ion with a salvage title for her first car. The seller explained that he has a connection with an insurance company, and he stays on the lookout for cars that are considered totaled by the insurance company but are easily and cheaply repairable. He said that happens a lot with…

damn, that's sharp.

always LOVED this scene.

relevant:

Video directed by Will Roegge... I recognized that name immediately.

Because sometimes you just gotta say What The Fuck.

y u no liek my iphone mount

1973 Monte Carlo. And by extension, all '73-'77 A-body and G-body Colonnade coupes. All a generation too late to be muscle cars, with too much pork and not enough power. What can I say? I've always had a thing for fat chicks.

Totally agreed. I was fascinated by the cinematography. You can't exactly hang out the passenger window with your iPhone and shoot this stuff...

Generally agreed. I despise the plastic covers on my Altima, and I further despise the fact that if I take them off, the freaking steel wheel has asymmetrically-sized freaking holes from one side to the other and looks stupid. Like this. What. The. Hell.

I know this isn't really your point, but I'd argue that a '65 Chevy Impala is not made better by a convertible top.