Woooo! :D You receive ten billion points.
My uncle used to play that on his motorcycle.
I always win the alphabet game since I can spot an xB, xA, or Xterra from a mile away, and no one in my family would pay any mind to them unless the badge was shoved in their faces.
Obviously someone has said the alphabet game. If not, I'm glad I did, because it's #1 easily. If so, I strongly agree with that person.
Notice the car veering off the road behind the second guy.
Well... My dad's Contour- the earliest car I remember- is not on Craigslist.
Why would he want real money? I sold my Panoz Esperante for 6,000,000 pieces of gold in Runescape.
Same here. I mean, if they followed the Escalade's lead and at least made the bed look like it's from the same car as the cab, they'd have an actual chance at a normal (relatively speaking) luxury pickup.
And I didn't pay attention... xD
I was literally just about to post "Who else read "Richard Dean Anderson" in Patty's and Selma's voices?"
Let's see... No Lincoln Blackwood... No Ford Mustang II... I don't even care to mention any more; they didn't use any of them.
Always look on the bright side of life.
Still, it's supposed to be a list of the worst cars of all time. Not the ugliest. The Echo is meant for people who don't care whether they drive attractive cars or not, and it accomplishes everything it's meant to do. It's nothing I'd want to drive, but I'll give credit where credit is due; it's in no way a "bad" car.
The Aston Martin Cygnet might belong... But then so might the Yugo, and I would disagree with that. For now, the Cygnet is hilariously awful, but once it's had as much time as the Yugo, it will become hilariously lovable. Not one car on this list is permanently terrible, though I'll admit I'm on the fence about the…
Even the Toyota Echo doesn't belong there. It's boring, it's ugly, and it's slow... but that's what makes it your run-of-the-mill small sedan. This list is just so opinionated.
I just started reading that list, and I even want to defend the Nubira.
One time, in fifth grade, I was on an out-of-state field trip to the Tennessee aquarium (The Atlanta one didn't exist at the time, of course), so we were using charter buses. At one point, when we were in the carpool lane, I noticed a car coming down the on-ramp at a weird angle. The driver must have been asleep or…
That's beautiful. I really can't think of anything else to say.