Overall, it’s alright, but these rims are hideous.

Oddly enough I traded in my old car for a 2017 V8 manual car this past year. I feel like I’m going backwards in time.

I always wondered if “separate” taillights like on that 1956 Imperial ever just snapped off.

Crossing my fingers that they won’t give you a slushbox

“2007's Mixim, which Nissan says was, ‘a compact electric vehicle for young drivers who are mostly engaged by their computer and the world via the internet.’”

Ouch.

My only beef, what the HELL is this little indent?

Right before I read this article, I legitimately saw an old Suburban with two deer heads mounted side by side on the grille, and a “santa” mounted on the back of the trunk in his supposed sleigh. It was rediculous, and glorious.

POP-UP HEADLIGHTS!

This wins this thread. I don’t know how you guys didn’t die.

but this is the kind of thing that we need more of—tolls that reward good behavior like carpooling, and discourage driving alone to work.

I think I want that last picture on my wall.

I’m predicting a Doug Demuro video covering and showcasing these 19 cupholders...

The ‘X’ button is to the top-right.

These kinds of questions reminded me of when you questioned the Pixar staff about the characters’ anatomy in their Cars franchise. Please never change.

I’m not a nostalgia tripper by any means, but it really says something about old car designs when they take up 95% of this article. Some modern cars look great, and Ford, GM, and Chrysler went all retro-whacko in the mid-2000's, but sometimes I feel like the nice designs in the 50's/60's are overlooked, and could…

Holy moley man, they’re capable human beings just as much as we are. Chillax :)

Why haven’t devices like this caught on already? I keep seeing them in the news as a concept, but it seems like it’s always remained as that. However, I’m not a police officer, so I don’t know if these actually work well in real-life scenarios.

I can see stories like this showing up in a Pale of the Future article in 100 years (provided autonomous cars are perfected and catch-on).

Will there be any talk or at least partial reveal of the Ford Bronco at the LA auto show?