Fill in the corner signals on the corner of those fenders, relocate them to the bumper, change the grille up a bit, and made those stacked headlights and trim work a little better in the space given by the older circular headlamps, one will have a refreshed bicentennial model year Monte Carlo.

Exactly. Nothing has the clean-cut, well designed look that vans used to have in the sixties and seventies. At least GM is still making the same full-size van they’ve been making for the past 15 years...although I am positive the cancellation of said product is rapidly approaching. 

Alright, I get it. Clickbait title, I had expected this as soon as I glanced upon it.

These design cues are completely inoffensive in comparison to the bloat and bulk that modern cars have, thanks to safety and regulation rules. I’m going to be picky though, and say that I prefer the ‘68 Mustang with it’s more subdued…

When this car was new, there was something even smaller known as the Plymouth Cricket. This was basically a USDM Hillman Avenger. Exceedingly rare in this day and age for obvious reasons.

Best examples off the top of my head that probably haven’t been mentioned:

Proper stuff indeed! Don’t forget the early 90's Dodge Dakota Sport.

This is a wonderful thread and I am glad it has spawned a legion of butthurt people. 

I really don’t hear the problem with this car. Not at all. It’s a supercharged V8...what more could anyone ask for?

engine swaps are lame

BMW i8? Come on, not everyone lives in NY. Not everyone in the United States likes these. 

Exactly.

miatas are lame

Restore whatever is broken, leave it stock.
Optional: Fit BBS RS wheels in correct wheel size on correct treads for maximum period correctness.

Whenever I see one of these, it sticks out a sore thumb. I love it for that.

There was no V6 by then, lol.

I feel like the destruction of the Jeeps was justified after Jeep themselves destroyed a rare, vintage Gladiator. 

This isn’t the same game as it was in 2013, sadly. We went from a grimy crime series to f-ing hypercars blasting on space age floaty tracks. Now if you excuse me, I’ll stop typing and instead of jumping on this heaping pile of garbage and actually play something GOOD...that being ELFC.

Yes. The diplomat is far from boring. It’s just the way you see people drive it, customize it, and label it that makes it seem so “mundane.” Hence, this is why the Dynasty is labeled as a slow car...nobody wants to drive one with any style!

But this is the fourth generation. What about the ones that came before it? Are those three other generations of the relevant? There is a total lack of recognition for the legacy that came before it.

I don’t get why Torch would think Ford of Australia would sell Lincolns there...it’s named after an American president after all...