I hear (via Automotive News) that the Tacoma pickup will go to Toyota's San Antonio, TX truck plant, while the Corolla will go to an assembly plant in Ontario.

And we don't have to take everything written from Bonneville with a grain of salt.

These films would have made ideal fodder for "Mystery Science Theatre 3000" ...and they'll probably do well in the project that the MST3K founders are now doing (Cinematic Titanic), so long as these movies don't cost a fortune for them to get & riff on.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOps!

"Roger & Me' for its INHUMANE treatment of a helpless manatee forced to wear human clothing before the camera.

Isn't that the same bunch of folks who take part in the Upper Class Twit Of The Year Contest...the one that includes Reversing Lnto The Old Lady, Slamming The Car Door To Wake The Neighbour, and Shooting Yourself?

@tonyola: I also watched the show as a kid*...and recognized the Chrysler 300 convertible as a Jo-Han Models-built promo. (One of my friends had one, painted the same color.)

YAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!

Per Automotive News this morning, there's an investigation goin' on in NY State into the firm he started (& left to be Car Car from)...Andrew Cooooomo is involved (he wants to be Governor/King of New York), so the son of St. Mario The Pious needs a career ladder.

"The Tonight Show Starring Conan O'Brien" is the best cure for insomnia.

"Always-left-turning?" Looks like someone forgot about the Cup races at Infineon raceway and Watkins Glen each year.

Let's see how soon-to-be ex-wifey responds when soon-to-be ex-hubby's lawyer asks her questions about this incident during a videotaped deposition...and how she'll respond when asked the same question in open court.

Bernie Ecclestone is the personification of a week-old beer/oatbran/sauerkraut fart.

Dumb Womans Lane

Also re siphoning....be sure you know what type of fuel you are getting.

'71-'76 Pontiac "Honeycomb" wheels FTW.

If CNBC replaced these idiots with commenters from here, they'd sell all their ad time each day at a HUGE premium. (Which, hopefully, would wind up in said commenters' pockets.)

Does anyone remember when David Letterman was funny?

All of the above...plus Ford's 312-inch "Y-Block" of '57, that wore an optional McCulloch (later Paxton) supercharger.

Mine was like tonyola's....a light blue Duster 360. Mine was a '76, optioned almost exactly like tonyola's....except mine had the "Gold Duster" side stripes instead. Plus it had the fold-down back seat. ANd no factory radio/lighter. (Aftermarket stereo fit right in the dash.)