I don’t think the country is in the mood for those kinds of games, and the Supreme Court lacks the support it had in 2000. In fact, Biden could literally say elections are the province of the Executive branch and ignore the courts rulings - given the Supreme Court powers in this area are not actually defined by the…

A lot of these off-roaders are still around, just not on the US market.

There are several cars on here that are nowhere near “worst” status.

This is the correct answer! GM sold over 2 million of them between 1980 and 1985, but they were so awful and died so fast that many people reading have entirely forgotten they existed. In the last 20 years I’ve seen more running Maserati Bi-turbos then Citations - that is truly damning. 

This! I there was a Mirage performance halo car the aftermarket would jump on it and soon regular ones would go from laughing stock to cult classics.

I have one of these with 80K on it and its been a great car!

But probably not the locally hired bus driver.

Late 1980s Ford Festivas with the 5 speed option are hilariously fun to drive and nearly impossible to kill.

I think we are starting to see the end of the supersize SUV and “everything off-road” trend. The cool factor just doesn’t exist the way it once did when every office parking lot has 10 off road trucks covered in brand new trendy camping gear.

Sbarro Super 12 - 1,700lb of madness powered by a V12 made from Kawasaki motorcycle engines.

That’s a dumb argument that can be made about almost any tax. Without a robust inheritance tax there is no practical difference between wealthy capitalist dynasties and royalty inheriting land and titles.

I think that analogy only works if all of the trails west ended in a nuclear weapons test site in death valley.

This was my fist thought as well, but I feel like the Duesenberg was in some ways a giant sports sedan. For real silent luxury, the connoisseurs choice would be the Hispano-Suiza J12.

They don’t need to shit on a Tesla for clicks, they shit on themselves and then it just gets reported. There is no need for the locking system to be so stupidly over complicated. None.

Interesting - I don’t think I’ve ever seen one on the west coast that wasn’t a rental car.

They have become rental lot kings.

The original E28 M5.

Hughes madness is far more understandable. He had some mental health issues, but his real breakdown didn’t occur until his plane crash, which left him a morphine addict and in constant pain. Its difficult to know who he might have been without the morphine and with access to modern diagnosis and treatment for his OCD…

This is a win!

I have one with a manual and it really is a fantastic car. And the headroom and legroom, front and rear, is excellent!