I just want to say I love you guys - the exhibit of tiny cars at NYIAS a few years back was the perfect way to put the show in context. 

But people didn’t buy the Nano in the expected droves because even the poorest people don’t want to be seen in something that everyone knows is the cheapest car in the world.

Move over guys, the Tata Magic Iris will do for now

That’s awesome. If it works for you, more power. Personally I had a three hour a day commute (sometimes 4+) when I first moved to New York from the midwest and I swore I would never do that again.

I’m sure you have reasons not to move but that’s brutal. Mine is less than half that and as soon as the kids are off to college we’re planning a move.

You must really love your job or your house.

Reverse: Aw Hell Yeah

Simple solution: leave all the bridges up.

I think we should combine masochist and Torchinsky to create a new portmanteau named “masochinsky”, which describes automotive journalists who have an affinity for fun/unreliable vehicles.

Loved the museum. I’ve been showing photos to every car fan I know. Showed the Subaru X-100 to a guy from Subaru corporate the other night and he’d never even heard of it.

The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville has one. And if I understood correctly, auto journalists can request to check it out and drive it. This has been your #TipOfTheDay.

Can I pick a concept car? Because I pick a concept car.

“Horton, Here’s a Poo!”

Oh man. Well, you’re probably definitely are going to see me this summer, I have to witness the Lane’s beauty for myself! :)

Whaaaaaa! No way! :D You mean to tell me that I could have totally seen a future LMM piece? ♥

This is good Jalopnik.

Anybody voting Nice Price needs to do some research on the first generation Freelander. This trucklette holds the trophy for the single most unreliable vehicle of all time. The engine WILL explode, without question. The transmission has a 95% chance of grenading. Most/all parts are Rover sourced, meaning impossible or…

Let’s not forget it’s marketing Premier in the best movie of that era!