The Ford Nucleon, I bet that would have been a blast to drive.

My grandad owned a mechanics shop.

They closed the bridge, but would not close down and evacuate the roadcrew, who had to keep working until they died. Capitalism demands human sacrifice.

The orange El Caminos of the seventies. There is just something about that precise shade of orange that gets me.

That is a good damn question.

I bought some sugarfree candy three days ago, and I think I left it in my car, but I can’t find it. What the hell happened to it? Where in my car is my goddamn candy!? It is sugarfree, it can’t be ants. That is not how you get ants.

NGE in a nutshell, indeed

That rear 3/4 shot really shows where GM stole some of their designs. I see a lot of Citation and Chevette.

It’s Evangelion so...yes.

Half a decade old, perhaps, which is still too old in car terms, but a full decade is pushing it.

Cybertruck.

Just too droll--COTD.

The Mitsubishi Mirage is a perfectly cromulent car. It is reliableish, able to take most of the stresses of commuter life, low maintenance, and cheap to buy and run. That is all ninety-nine percent of the driving public care about. It is also small enough to park in crowded cities and apartment parking lots without…

That is nice, but the Citroen’s are nicer.

Euro version Citroen SM, those things were both gorgeous and impeccably designed. It is a fucking sin we were never allowed them.

None. The nineties were shit, as far as cars go. The era of the bar of soap design, let them all die.

I admire your nihilism.

But will they? Because I notice they’ve actually started to go away this week? This seems just providing engagement for the algorithm, without having to provide the response. I don’t mind feeding Algy if I’m getting a sweet dopamine reward hit out of it later, but not just feeding him for no response.

Not sure what car but I know we need to bring back t-bar roofs.