ANY car?

Well, yeah, but I mean for looks. If there's camber that I can't immediately notice, it's good camber. If it's obvious, it's ugly and gives you understeer into a tree.

I don't understand why people like camber to begin with. But this.... This is horrible.

I like the standard one, so this one is easily quite cool. I just hate the headlights.

Maybe it's not the craziest, but Atlanta's "Spaghetti Junction," or Tom Moreland Interchange, is definitely an impressive sight from both the ground and the bridges.

Ah, okay. I guess that makes sense.

Really? That part is news to me. Although, if they just run out in front of you, a honk is justified in that case.

I wish I could get to these sooner... But I'll answer it anyway and hope I'm the first to say:

So... That's MY Porsche?! Thanks, Jalopnik! :D

Maybe it will grow on me, but I hate the taillights to no end. They need to be round. I'm also not partial to the front at all. The sides are quite alright, though.

Does this mean I have to add another week to my Nightly Car series?

Yeah, I know about the conversion vans, but the fact that all those old custom ones weren't all actually personalized is kind of disappointing.

Nothing at all?

But I thought those were all done independently, after the dealer. D: I feel crushed.

No, I get what you mean. I was just describing what the cars are like around me since you came off as curious, or something.

Ah, that's nice for you anyway. Here, it's all big sedans and big SUVs. There are few minivans, less than half as many wagons, and about ten times as many crossovers.

They will stay cool, though. It's not like I think minivans will totally replace them. I'm just saying that nobody particularly liked station wagons until they were dead. Nobody particularly likes minivans, and they're about to die. So far, it's the same exact story. I'd be surprised if it doesn't end the same.

One day I'll be helping my grandson restore a 1999 Dodge Caravan. He will have it because it will be cool, then, in the distant future, because crossovers are killing the minivan. Station wagons used to be the go-to boring family car, and then minivans came and took that away from them. Now, classic wagons are always…

Here in Jawjuh we can get one a' them. It's pretty stupid.

He's holding his own phone (the camera) against the back of the steering wheel, actually. He only takes it off when the Magnum crashes. He's not "trying to keep it in frame."