Oldsmobile sold almost one million Cutlass Supremes in 1977 alone, and near that number in the year's just before and after.

Any North American Jalop with an internet connection has felt the frustration of searching "Wagon" on Craigslist and looking at a page half filled with images of these Ford Windstar "Wagons".

Wait!!
I didn't see that the '14 Sedona now comes with a line of LED lights above the fog lights.

If Plymouth, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Mercury still existed, there would certainly be some boring 'product'. But with the marques leaned down, there's not much room for crap.

A - 2013 was the last year in US.

2013 Kia Sedona
It seems to be from some minivan nexus from the last days of the 20th century. There's probably a back-up camera and Bluetooth connectivity...but just LOOK at it. Could it be any more generic?

BMW let Bangle sprinkle a little batshit on their line up; I rarely liked what he did, but for a while I knew a new 7 series from a 5 year old one, and there's value and prestige for buyers in that.

It's the car that took him to his first F1 World's Championship...

I can almost see the grin through the tinted visor.

Do you find it in any way difficult to be a part of this recent flurry of interest in revisiting the period of time when you experienced your greatest driving achievements, but also experienced some of your greatest personnel loses?

Also, IIRC, you drove the Can Am L&M Lola - Was Can Am as nuts it seems?

Do the old days get any more romantic?

This pic is wallpaper-worthy...here.

I grew up a half hour drive from Watkins Glen, which is an awesome track on an awesome site, but the amenities are spartan at best- and were worse before they went bankrupt and shut down in the 80's. My thoughts for today's QOTD were Spa/Monaco/Barber, and knew the other two would get quickly mentioned. I haven't yet…

Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama.

You can't fool me - that's a new Acura!

And today's Country Squire doesn't even have B pillar courtesy lights!

Now THIS, @ $800, is a NP...
(Who knew a moonroof was even offered in '81?)

Anyone else remember these hardtops?

There's a brief story of the Rolls at this page; There appear to be only sketchy details for much of it's existence. That bottom picture is assumed to be New Jersey junkyard in the 50's. Some other details here.

This Matador is a slippery slope to these others, you know...

As stunning as the Round Door '25 Rolls Royce is - and it is stunning...: