The only horse drawn wagon producer in the USA that made the transition to automobiles:

If we are talking appliances, GM had Frigidaire and Ford had:

Yeah it interesting but my low optioned ‘89 3.2 (just LSD) is basically the same thing. I have no AC (not that it ever blew very cold anyway), lightly chipped, modified suspension and exhaust. It is a hoot to drive and these days gets more notice from bystanders than a new 911 turbo.

What is the R Class? The the most undependable vehicle I have owned since my 1973 Plymouth Fury III. Until the R, the Fury was the last car that stranded me on a not infrequent basis.

Am I missing something? 8 ports less jumper means 7 extra ports?

Am I missing something? 8 ports less jumper means 7 extra ports?

No big deal for Porsche. How about their use of a complex motor mechanism instead of simple solenoids for the door locks in some of the older cars? Plenty of other screwball overengineered examples, even in the hairshirt older models.

Best part of that video

Interesting alternatives. I have been going through the same decision process to replace my current car. Big fan of luxury hatchbacks (I had a 928GT for years). I initially was looking at the A5 Sportback and the Stinger GT2. Although the Stinger was nice, the Kia dealerships near me were pretty icky. I am just not…