Thought of another one.

Such a handsome car. So comfortable. A little weird, in the best French ways. So useful - the wagons could have three rows of forward-facing seats. Then there’s the 4X4 Dangel conversions...

You’re probably right. I got suckered by the color - I love those bright red wagons.
How ‘bout this one:

I had a job during college of driving dealer swaps and I really liked these.
Toyota Corolla Liftback SR5.

There’s a bit of Nissan Juke in there.

girth.

1962 - Corvair Monza GT Concept:

Nope.
The Aardvark was blue.

The windshield of the Custom Dodge Deora was fabricated from the tailgate of a ‘60 Ford wagon.
So, rear windshield.

No.
Just...no.
I actually experienced a perfect zipper merge, and it was the most beautiful thing ever.

Leaving the Niagara Falls area late one summer night a couple years ago, and heading east back to the vacation house in the Finger Lakes. There was a lot of bridge/overpass construction, and we were approaching what…

Any “bad top 10 list” anthology that doesn’t feature Aaron Brown is unsound.

Been driving since the mid 70's, I have a wife, three kids and a dog, and I never bought a car with more than 6 cylinders. I love nimble driving dynamics, and big and heavy are the enemy of that. I’ve driven many land yachts, and I can imagine how ponderous and float-y this would be. But it looks so beautiful from so…

Imagine what would happen to this driver if the airbag was set off

‘69 Imperial.

Me driving, two in the passenger front seat, and four stacked under the hatch in the back, with the rear seat folded down

Wow.
My high school(‘75) 7 in an MGB/GT (‘67)seems downright luxurious in comparison.