Now, if they could bring the 300 diesel here as well....

Strangely that grille reminds me of the 1961 Plymouth. Picture from [www.freddevan.com]

Nah, he would prefer driving a Toyota who accelerate suddenly, lol ;-)

Maybe Toyota or Honda play some vodoo towards Chrysler-Fiat, LOL!

Thanks for the tip :-)

It could be interesting to see as well a "Nomadized" Continental turned into a shooting brake/2-door wagon a la 1955-57 Chevy Nomad. :-)

On my side, I thought the granolas and hippies moved to Hyundai or even Kia. ;-)

And we can't play it "One more time" for more fun ;-)

Speaking of lawn moyer engine, is it a Toyota one? ;-)

Picture of the day :-)

Yeah but then the chain-name was broken when Buick dropped Apollo for Skylark (who returned as a 2-door model of the Apollo for '75 then Apollo was dropped in '76 model year) and Pontiac dropped Ventura for Phoenix.

Drop a Olds 455 under the hood and you got a interesting sleeper.

That's a hard choice because there too much choices ;-) : Small-block Chevy, Pontiac V8, Chrysler Hemi-LA-B-slant 6 families engines, Buick V6, Olds V8,, Nissan VQ, Ford's Windsor-Cleveland-FE-Duratec-"Blue Crescent"(429, 460)-Kent. Renault Ventoux who even adopted by Ford in Brazil to use in the local Corcel after…

When you check the "Oh, joy" ad, we can understand why BMW drop that ad, they don't want to be the AARP's chariot of choice, LOL! :-)

I hope he didn't forgotted his credits cards in the burning car like in this scene from "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" ;-) [movieclips.com]

part 2 of "Freewayphobia"

Or "Freewayphobia" (part 1)

Maybe people should watch as well some movies like "Moving Violations".

Time to improve alcohol powered cars ;-)

Speaking of "what if" I found a drawing of a modern-day Pinto on Deviantart [fav.me] However I remember once some edited pics of a Taurus edited to look as the new Pinto, I searched for it but no luck!