That was certainly true back in the late 1930s, definitely not true for today's Germany.

Ouch.

The reason why you can't find an Alfasud anywhere despite them building almost a million. tapzz:

There is this new technology called physics. Works quite well.

I made that mistake once... took me two weeks to clean all the mud from inside the Jeep! I found out it was easier to let it dry, then vacuum the dust as I brushed it with a stiff bristle plastic brush. Never again!

Are you the Head Man In Charge at the One Uppers Club?

When you hit 60 I am pretty sure you will still want to get your jolies on. Let them have sex, it's their business. Should people stop having sex when they reach a mandatory "nasty" age?

You forgot the part where they neither use their feet nor a ball, yet call it football.

Wow, that was some horrid typing and spelling there. Forgive me, it was after 2 am and I was very tired. I usually spell better than that!

All the Bimmer fans looking like Erik Carlsson when he flipped his car...

I wouldn't buy a new car.

Nevere mind what YOU think, this is how Saab, the manufacturer, and every Saab community breaks it down:

When I lived in Alaska there was a hole in the garage door where you could stick a hose from the car's exhaust to the door to warm up the car indoors without killing yourself.

Once we rescued a beagle that was wandering down the street at -30 Fahrenheit, the poor pup was shivering hard. We couldn't find the owner so…

It wasn't a simple name change, educate yourself. There were numerous changes.I have no idea about Volvo, wouldn't start talking about the brand.

The 9000 wasn't built on a borrowed platform. The 9000 was a design cooperation between Fiat and Saab. Saab didn't just borrow a Fiat design and change sheetmetal. Once they got a platform the could agree on Saab changed a lot of design components to make the car. There are only seven interchangeable parts between a…

That's a second generation 900, which is properly called new generation 900 if you know anything about Saabs. That car spawned the forst generation 9-3. The car you call third gen 900 is a second generation 9-3. It seems to me your knowledge of Saabs is poor, and it shows.

Parts for these are easy to find if you know where to look. Not in your local NAPA parts store, but the internet has made it easier to get parts for obscure cars.

I read the article without reading the author's name first, and thought "this seems like DeMuro's writing". Yep, I was right! Very entertaining.

Which Saabs other than the 9-2x, 9-7x, and 9-4x and the Finnish-made cars weren't made by Saab?

Yes. You won't find a clean 135 for that price anywhere here in Germany, maybe across the border in Czech.