There are lots of those steel pennies floating around still. I have several of them myself.

Never mind that Granada. How about that 1971-73 Dodge B-Series Van? That’s a relic from the past for sure.

“RUNS LIKE A SEWING MACHINE”

I’d drive it. 1320 feet at a time.

I was just recalling the same campaign when I read your comment. If I recall correctly, they even had a foldout poster included in the Sunday paper. I had one in my room at the time.

If I wanted a BMW, I would have bought it when it had a kidney shaped grill.

Yes, because when I’m car shopping for something safe for my family, I want a car made on a 15 year old platform.

Mitsubishi will never get re-established in the US as long as it’s manufacturing generic appearing crossovers. They had a winner in style with the Eclipse in the late 90's and early 2000's, but the lack of durability across their product line really hurt them. Frankly, I’m surprised that they have held out this long…

I’m actually half heartedly hunting for an XT coupe right now. I remember trying to convince my parents that my infant sister and me could go into the back seat easily and be ok, just so that we could get that blue ‘85 XT Turbo in the showroom instead of the boring ‘85 GL Turbo 4WD.

GAWD that Escort is sexy as hell. I’d love to let that antenna whip around on the highway at a blazing 55MPH.

If you’re not taking the hood off when wrenching, you’re half-assing it.

Get back to us when they test the Audi against red Koopa shells.

I was at a Cars and Coffee event in my Mustang....

“I can fix it myself.”

Why do you think these Foresters were listed on CL?

Pretty sure the wing on the orange McLaren was inspired by the riding mower used at public schools and parks.

Isn’t this one of Luigi’s Rollicking Roadsters?

Drat I have a good one but can’t upload it from the mobile.

My Subie is scheduled for Monday along with the melty dash material.

This was my dream truck in January 1985. Then when BTTF came out during the holidays later that year, I wanted a black Toyota.