I am a sucker for nondescript, incognito shapes aka “Korea chique”. This one I like.

My wife had a ‘96 Corolla that was in good shape. When I checked our national ~Craigslist, I found the most expensive similar car, added 25% to the price and expected to wait for months for a sale.

2280$ will buy you a legendary truck-in-car’s-disguise, built to survive Soviet permafrost, gravel roads and maintenance neglect: A GAZ 21. Location might be an issue.

Wow, there really is a guy for every purpose online...kudos!

Now that works, thanks! Not as handy as a calendar though.

Proposition: Can you guys design a calender so one can click backwards in time to review older NPCP-posts? I don’t always have the opportunity to follow up posts I find interesting, and stuff disappears too quickly at Jalopnik.

Digging up a five months old post to say this...without a photo to underline the point? C’mon!

Nah...I’d rather sit in my village office and continue designing sewage bends. Yes.

This was pretty good, if I remember correctly:

Touché. A minute ago I finished reading “Nothing is true and everything is possible” by Pomerantsev. It ended with the ideology-busting complacency of Western governments, but London in particular. Fitting!

Welcome to a country with:

Life must have taken a wrong turn for someone who, with a straight face, creates articles on rolling suitcase deals to be shared on a car blog?

Life must have taken a wrong turn for someone who, with a straight face, creates articles on rolling suitcase deals…

Posting this again. Exotic on my side of the aisle.

Peanuts. And Volvos.

Our insect overloards will tell horror stories of WMD’s the like you’ve never seen before.

If Drump is going to run the show, the holes in our wallets will all be Yugo-shaped.

....make everyone poor again!

Things were the bestest beforest.

5th gear: Americans have shorter memories or higher pain thresholds?

Very interesting, but not surprising. We all know that the current XC/SUV/BLABLA-trend exists solely to lift cars back to riding heights of the 90's. That was the lowest one could get without scraping up your car on a random gravel road. Modern fuelsavers are just way too low for that.