That “...forever.” thing; The MGB debuted in 1962. It’s production ran, basically unchanged, until 1980. But then, it was resurrected in 1992 as the MG RV8 for another 3 years.
But the truth is, the MGB still exists to this day. Bodies have been produced, using the original Abington stamps, since before the RV8, and… Read more
reverberocket is nipping the apex..and gently blowing in it's ear.
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In my first year of driving, my self-taught wrenching dad had us tearing the head off of my MG for a suspected head gasket, but the job I did with little assistance from him was chasing rust. We lived an hour from Syracuse in the Finger Lakes, and rust was ubiquitous on all the cars. No welding was done, just…
Also, MG Cyberster. Stupid name, but an EV sports roadster, a car focused on entertainment and not range or utility, should work well, especially if it comes in at a price that’s inclusive.
Rivian R1S
The SUV Rivian is the capable EV that targets the current American market without asking the buyer to make a significant compromise from what they currently have, even more on point than a Mach E.
Of course you do.
Maybe the most aerodynamically pointless pop-ups are on the early 1st gen Oldsmobile Toronado:
Everyone nominating the Porsche 928 are wrong.
Because it’s not even the worst Porsche.
The Porsche Jar Jar Binks Award belongs to the 968.
The Lincoln MKT is the little-known, fully loaded hoighty-toighty cousin of Explorers and Flexes. They all come with the Twin Turbo Eco-Boost, a panoramic sunroof, and all the tech you’d expect, but very often can be found for less than the Ford cousins that are comparably equipped. And with the original owner being a…
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I’m pretty sure the correct answer is “...Lambo.”.
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I’m pretty sure the correct answer is “...Lambo...”.
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The Bond franchise seems to be a particularly egregious repeat offender. Even OG Bond Sean Connery had to endure a bloated late first gen Mustang, with it’s wobbly malaise-era suspension on full display...
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Yeah...but...
In my head, Discovery Channel’s “Street Outlaws” and “Fastest Cars Of The Dirty South” are the same show. One that I’ve never watched beyond a few minutes a couple times when I’ve been slow to change the channel. Stupid, noisy, chaotic...did I say stupid?
If a barbed-wire tattoo on a flabby white bicep were a TV show,…
Cadillac CTS-V
That linked page...it’s so easy to read...what is this wizardry?
Reminds me - I used to check in on the QOTD almost every day. These days, not so much.
As a wise boss told me once a long time ago; “I’d rather have 50% of something than 100% of nothing.”
Obvious answer is obvious:
Stanza Wagon...Nissan has had it’s share of weird cars to love. (not NOW, of course.) It should be noted that these were also available with AWD...with the BIG 2.0l engine.
For the majority of North American acreage? Probably.
For the majority of North American people? Arguable.
The Venn diagram potential of that 17% is making me feel light headed.
It’s a Kia Soul’s sophisticated older cousin.