Since GM already worked on a coal powered car.

But if you are in the SSN, it's all good.

As someone who has been in both, the tank is near the last place I'd like to be. As for the submarine, that's easily the first place I'd like to be in a battle. 

Neutral: I remember a time when the American manufacturers only made large cars and trucks. That started with GM having over a 50% market share in the early 70's and by the mid 70's they were in serious trouble. This might have some similarities with today. If I were a GM exec, I'd tell Miss Barra to diversify her egg…

Can confirm. Currently own an ex-mouse car. I took out the whole interior and scrubbed everything. Washed all the plastic vents in a tub of dluted bleach and water. Ran an ionizer in the car for a weekend and that finally got the smell out. 

I took a road trip in one of these with a co-worker in 2004 or 2005. The car moved out and just blended in with traffic when we weren't flying. Although this is a great example, it's priced too high. CP.

Very nice! I put an Android Auto Kenwood unit in my RSX and it's close to perfect as $500 can be. 

I’m looking for the same thing! All the car needs is a dock and an amplifier. My phone screen is plenty good enough. If my steering wheel buttons were Bluetooth assignable to my phone, that would be even better.

I think hookers and blow probably has a better ROI.

The drive line is from an early '70s Cadillac Eldorado. The search terms you need to find out more are UPP Unitized Power Package and the specific transmission was the THM425.

A 3.5l, automatic equipped, 3,800 pound car is not a sports car!

I live in the Southeast and wiper blades last about a year on my outside cars. I did live in Connecticut for 2 years and I didn't replace the blades there. I think you are on to something. 

A/C just needs a recharge.

It looks like the original engine is too damaged to repair. LS swap that car!

Wiper blades! Don't forget wiper blades and washer fluid.

I test drove one in February and talked to the salesman about getting one with a moon roof. They offered to have one installed in the car. Hard pass on that.

Not far from where I grew up, there was a house that had a go-kart track in the front yard. I think the long straight was the driveway. I'd love to have a personal track, though, even if it were only for shifter karts.

Golf bsed VW Caddy, please. Although I do have use for a truck, I can’t see driving one every day. I have room for a few cars and have a free tag as well. I looked at ‘72 C/10 this weekend for $3500. I can’t see how I wouldn’t get that back out of the truck when I was done with it. I guess I'm firmly in the used truck…

Marginal CP. It’s a bit too shabby to just wash up and drive, so I’d have to repair the blemishes. I’d probably be into $4K in parts and labor to get the door, fender and rear bumper painted along with new seat material and other mechanical troubleshooting. Then, I’ve got $10K into a 200 hp car. That's BRZ money. 

I agree about seating position. I can't get the seat low enough and the steering wheel down far enough on my roommates CR-V.