“Vintage” Pyrex is available in every Goodwill within 100 miles of me, most for under $5 a piece. Pie dishes are $1.97 for any size or configuration. (Flat rim of wavy rim). You can learn the different bottom markings to identify a specific era from a site like Pyrexlove.com, but if it doesn’t mention “microwave”, you…

‘97 Buick Park Avenue - $4,900 obo.
102K miles
3.8l V6 - 30mpg highway, avg over 20mpg.
Comfortable, cheap to fix.

Am I the only one confused as to why Volvo would spend half a decade defining the “Thor’s Hammer” headlight as new Volvo design language, only for it to now be used on a brand they’ve gone out of the way to differentiate as non-Volvo?

How is that there is no mention of the Lister Chevrolet? - Late 50's British lightweight sports car with American V8 power plant?

I live a half hour away from the Simeone, yet never found the time to visit, They celebrated their 10th anniversary this past June, and had a free open house, which finally got me there.
Was able to see the Grand Sport, The Cobra Daytona Coupe, and The Cunningham do their loops in the parking lot. All I’ve got to say…

It’d make a nice 4 door companion for someone with a mid 90's Honda Prelude.

Duh. The top pic shows the Purol globes on top of the pumps.

The emblem on the side of the cowl matches the logo on the pump.
The inverted triangle is probably the “Ethyl” (premium) gas symbol.
Odds are slim that figuring out the gas company would lead to more info...but it’s one of the few clues.
Gas company could be Purol...it’s close:

Manual? Check.
2 Door? Check.
Sounds good? Check.
Stands out? Check.
Easy to drive? Check.

For about $300 less, you get more miles, mismatched wheels, missing headlamp wipers, obvious neglect, more dents, the straight 6 (which is an interference engine, so timing belt service immediately)...
Not better.
I’d take the 940.

Even though I don’t Jalopnik like I once did, the Jalop must still run deep in me as I actually browsed Buick’s TourX pages today, unknowing of this posting.
Ask me how annoyed I got as a $1200 package became a $3000 package because “You can’t have Feature ‘A’ without feature ‘B’, ‘C’, and ‘D’. It happened on the other…

2002 Le Mans prototype MG EX-257 X-Power Lola Hot Wheels was better, because MG/HotWheels/Flames.

Mahk is wicked stupid for not mentioning Mahindra!

The graphic - Japan/S Korea/Euro/’Murica stack of silhouettes.
That’s a 1st gen Accord hatch/I Dunno/Citroen DS/I Dunno.
Anybody fill in the blanks?

While guesting on Philly’s Preston & Steve morning show on WMMR, Adam Ferrara was asked about USA Top Gear, and said:

Honestly, if the next Tesla Crossover looked something like this, it would be kinda awesome.

.That 1st gen Armada was due to the Nissan -> Renault -> AMC -> Rambler heritage...

That C-pillar and side greenhouse look like a ‘10 -‘13 Kia Forte Koup to me...

Well, except for the part of the question that asks about aging “...surprisingly well.”
Boxy Volvo wagons are timeless.
Like Converse Chuck Taylors or a Fender Stratocaster.

Only after they took the plastic corrugated siding trim off the Aztek.
Over time it’s looks have aged in a less dated way than an Explorer or a GMC Jimmy from that era.