Thank you for this. I cannot understand these posts of, “HEY! Check out this new car! Here are seven close-up pictures of the headlights and taillights (some of which are nearly the same pictures only taken two inches higher - oh and have a hubcap)!”

Here’s the actual roof line. If we’re talking about car design, omitting a roof line picture is akin to burning kittens alive.

The 1972 Honda Z’s proportions seem so wrong. Or did I mean “perfect?”

Those were always cool.

Since the Aerodeck was already posted, I’ve always loved the 87-89 Accord Coupe

I hope they play “A Real Hero” during Gaffigan’s episode. His commercials make me chuckle:

Ah yes, making a large, heavy, extremely fast thing difficult to see! A perfect plan. Now to make it silent and sprinkle food on the train tracks.

It even has a handy drain plug

This was literally my first thought when I saw it.

Actually this is the dude at the dinner party who looks pretty normal but benches twice his weight, has a three figure income, plays piano competitively, and who your wife wishes she married.

This truck makes a lot of sense. I’ve always been a sedan/wagon guy, but for my next car, I’m willing to give this one another good look. The fact that Honda focused on ride comfort and actual usability, rather than a dick measuring contest that all truck makers get into really proves that Honda has its customers’…

What is the name of this concept car?

We’re screwed either way if Bernie doesn’t get the nomination and elected.

She is truly a scary person. Lying right through her teeth, nothing she says or does can be trusted. We’re screwed if she gets elected.

This is part of the reason I’m voting for Bernie Sanders!

My ‘78 Diamond Jubilee Edition had a small “diamond” embedded in the cross-hairs.

We had an old Chrysler Wagon, late 50’s, early 60’s. Had the push button tranny selector.

Carriage lamps. Ford and Lincoln seemed to be the worst offenders back in the late 70s.

Also at the other end of the Mercury Cougar XR7 a leather padded trunk section.