If you find yourself in the Pittsburgh area I’ll get you one to drive. No trying to kill it though.

I’ve driven one. It does surprisingly well for the size of the engine. Not as fast as a Hemi but perfectly adequate, I’d totally daily drive one if I needed a truck.

Mitsubishi Galant. Galant is French for “gallant.”

Hindustan Ambassador. Because what you want standing out as a representative for your country is a nearly 60 year old car design.

Toyota Venza. The name is a combination of “venture” and “Monza.” As in the racetrack Autodromo Nazionale Monza. Other than having four wheels this car has absolutely nothing in common with the cars you’d find at Monza.

721,140 yen.

It does work, I just did it in that reply.

Just hit the share button below the video, copy the link, and paste it in your comment.

I have never seen one with the pedals switched. If anyone has any information as why someone would do this, please share in the comments.

I think it’s an old sign. I recall seeing something similar in a neighborhood garage about 20 years ago.

Well yeah, he drove Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden in a Fury.

Not a mechanic so don’t have a story to contribute. Just this:

Route 66. Yeah, it doesn’t go all the way across the country, but most of the way. It’s been realigned and rerouted many times over the years but there are plenty of guides online for following a route as close to the original as possible.

It’s obvious you’re completely out of touch with how marketing works in this day and age.

Perhaps they’re in Central time. Jalopnik uses Eastern.

totalled while parked.

Oh and thanks for making the white leather back seat so big.

Yeah, something like 140hp IIRC. The problem they were wrestling with is that the market conditions changed very rapidly (fuel crises and emissions requirements) and everyone was scrambling to catch up. Americans still wanted Cadillacs with V8 engines because that was just part of what made a Caddy a Caddy, so the…