Wow, that probably would have torn those tires to shreds.

Rest in peace, Uncle Bobby.

And that’s no bull!

Can’t find the ad, but IIRC Cadillac advertised the 500 ci/8.2L V-8 Engine in the 1970 Eldorado as the largest displacement engine in a modern car.

Thing with milk in it.

Only 1 normal driver.

The Lamborghini Countach in Cannonball Run. My father was sort of a car guy, but was into that over-processed garage queen street rod nonsense that seemed especially popular in the early ‘80s. I didn’t like him and I didn’t care much for those cars (at least the undriven World of Wheels types), but then I saw that…

It could be this. Because they’re thirsty in Atlanta, and there’s beer in Texarkana.

Just two good ol’ boys, Never meaning no harm
Beats all you never saw, Been in trouble with the law
Since the day they were born

El Camino is the answer.

As much as I love hatchbacks and prefer smaller cars in general, I am willing to compromise for my longer-legged friends and put my vote towards the advantages of the longer, the elegant, and the versatile station wagon.

1982 Cutlass Ciera, in fleet trim, which our neighbor bought after a couple years’ use as a rental car. My father bought it from her because he felt sorry when she was retiring and moving away. Then I got to drive it. 2.5 l Iron Duke putting all of 92 HP through a three-speed slushbox and down to the front tires on…

When my wife and I were very young, in our early to mid 20s, we owned a 1986 Chevy chevette scooter. It was deliciously underpowered. It was deliciously slow. And it had the build quality of a cracker Jack box. With a four or five swed (I can’t remember), transmission it was also a complete riot. The winter of 1997…

Mine was grey, manual FWD Tercel wagon. Low 60's HP.

Here is a car I encountered while I was in Italy.  It is a PT Cruiser hearse.   What does it have in common with the “MG”?  I wouldn’t be caught dead in either one.  :-)

I still think this is a mess of a design, based on a 6 year old concept, not helped by it being half BMW.

ND for No D

A lot of people here sure don’t seem to know what old trucks cost these days.

I guess Nice Price. It’s not for me, but it seems like its in good condition. If people are paying far more for 90's economy cars on BaT, I’m sure someone will pay $17k for this. I’d imagine it’s appealing to those who were teens in the 60's, and those people sometimes have disposable income.