A side by side of the elmiraj vs this would be great to see.

I agree 100%! Give it 20 years, we're going to see auroras rolling across the action block going for big bucks. The Aurora was one of the last american v8's.

Oldsmobile, yea i'm still talking about them

My only question is why?

Why is it that burnouts are illegal?

Any news on the powertrain? Maybe the 6.2 from the corvette?

Good to know. Thanks for clarifying. If there is a moderator reading this, how do I get my account unlocked? I've been reading jalopnik for years but only started posting in the last few months.

I probably wont have any fans here. OLDSMOBILE!!! Bring back oldsmobile! How about a new cutlass or a 442? Something to compete with the challenger, charger, mustang, etc...

Its still a good looking car!

This mustang vs the M3 of the time. What wins?

This vs the brand new mustang GT. What wins in a track battle?

Why is there a pending list anyways? It seems to take away from the conversation by having to wait and wait for approvals.

I feel the same way. What is the value proposition offered by Fiat?

Dont forget smoke stacks!

Something I dont fully understand. Fiat is a newer player to the US market. As a brand, what is their value proposition? Why do I buy this over a mini countryman, or a buick encore?

Would anyone really care if the micro bus came back?

Is that an insignia in the picture at the top?

What kind of car is this? is it an insignia?

If I lived in Detroit. I probably wouldn't be able to own a "nice" vehicle for risk of theft, vandalism, or people seeing it parked in my driveway, assuming i'm rich and I end up getting robbed. Yea, if I lived in Detroit, I'd buy an american made clunker and pay 165% the insurance cost I normally would. No thanks

The danger of exploding air bags was not disclosed for years after the first reported incident in 2004, despite red flags — including three additional ruptures reported to Honda in 2007, according to interviews, regulatory filings and court records.