At some point, making parts needs to become a thing. I’m waiting for 3D printed parts for old cars. As an aside, when I was a kid, my father had a friend who repaired Norton Motorcycles. I remember watching him clean up aluminum castings of parts he couldn’t get.

How big what is? I mean it's pretty small. Wait, do you mean the van? That's what I was talking about.

I think setting rules for a bespoke LM class to all the high end manufacturers and give them a loose rulebook to allow innovation would be good for the sport.

Wow, what a world we live in! Cars must be detuned to race! Imagine going down to the Mercury dealer in 1969 and asking for a detuned Cyclone Spoiler so you could go race it! 

I'm sure Kia salesmen do the 4 square thing and put people in Stingers when they can't quite get in a Telluride. 

There are always more people who can’t afford the Kias they buy...

I’d probably be driving one of these now, had Nissan built the IDx. But, knowing Nissan, they would have made it a FWD, CVT only car and ruined it. Better to be the wall poster of things we can't have. 

Petty’s Superbird.

And some states have natural boundaries that do keep pollution local. I do feel that we (humans) need to control emissions so we can have (clean) air to breathe. What harm will come by requiring cars reach a higher standard? Will these cars cost $3500 more? Will they use more fuel?

Not above the Federal government. Anything not defined in the 10th amendment as a federal power, shall be left to the state. Some times this was overturned. I'm looking at you 18th and 21st amendments. 

And the Germans used this concept to "land" V-1s in London starting in 1944. I'm assuming that's what Ash78 was referring to.

Neutral: when the party of State's rights realizes that this is an issue of State's rights. 

I was all over the NP button until I got to the bottom and realized that it didn’t come with the Commerative Sport Compact Utility Vehicle magazine special SEMA issue, autographed by some dude named TJIN.

Shit, hoisted by my own petard via Torch. 

I beg to differ: https://jalopnik.com/what-makes-a-wagon-a-wagon-5872562

For like skis?

Off-road is a broad category. A short wheelbase Jeep is great for slow rock crawling and trails, but is terrible for high-speed desert driving that is ideal for a Raptor.

Every state I've lived in has had the body style for this kind of vehicle listed as WAGON on the registration and title. Seems to make sense.

Isn't a Baja an always truck?

Yeah, but so was a PT Cruiser.