@ambidextrous pj134: I did the same thing with my Tiburon. All the fun of going balls-out with your daily driver without the fear of driving the insurance rates through the roof.

I can see the ass-dent in my couch getting deeper already.

@FordTempoFan's Tempo isn't too smart..: A heart clicky for you. Soccer Moms should be banned from buying anything larger/more dangerous than a station wagon.

@CLR_flip: And an interior with drain plugs for easy hosing-outs! A critter squishing grill guard! And make it smell like a steak!

@Thrashy: No, something that's nifty and quirky without looking like a rubbermaid vomit container.

How can Honda go from making nifty, quirky, useful little cars like this to making the Element?

His next product? "Hi, Billy Mays here for Billy Mays lawn fertilizer..."

EEE-HEEE-urk! *thump*

@Ambiguously Unfunny Syrax: I pity you.

Hossa should have been dragged to center ice and pantsed. And then given the mocking Nelson Muntz "HA HA!"

You think the guy is frightening, you should see the woman who works as his partner! *shudder* Between these two and Edgar Snyder, you can't watch the local news without being bombarded!

Obviously, they never factored in the crashes caused by the Smart Car when other drivers swerve into something from an uncontrollable fit of laughter.

@Plecostomus needs GALVANIZED SCREWS: I want to do a LeMons race, and I hereby call "Big Balls Demolition Co." as a primary. I'll fill the rest of the spots with fake strip joints.

RIP. You'll be missed!

I almost bought an Omega of that type as my first car. It was a V6, I planned on fixing it up and dropping in a V8. It was bright red with some kind of package that it had orange and yellow stripes. A neat car...shame I passed on it!

I like their cars, but they're far too small for a lanky 6'5" specimen like myself.

@YotaLoLux: Seconded. That third light in the middle was groundbreaking, and makes me wonder wy mnore cars weren't made with headlights that tracked with the steering. Seems like common sense to me.

@Gearhead_42: Gearhead,hop on over to www.tamiya.com. They have new trucks that use the old Hi-Lux 3 speed manual gearbox. I've been in the hobby 16 years, and the thought of having to rebuilt that transmission still seems out of reach.

@Peter Cavan: Just MHO, but the throwback blue jerseys are pretty cool. I'd like to snag one of those myself. I have an old Pens Jersey, but it dates back to when the Pens won back-to-back championships.

@Forgetful: Am I the only one suddenly hungry for pepperoni?