Kowalski approuve that car! :-)

Airplane, a classic :-)

Some Aussie Falcon Interceptor!

A bit off-topic, speaking of Suzuki and VW, I spotted this one from TTAC (The truth about cars) [www.thetruthaboutcars.com]

If he move to Canada. I wish Dr. Klahn will take him to Alberta or to tie him on the crumbling Champlain bridge near Montreal.

+1

Over here! ;-) (Picture founded at [www.dodgechallenger.net] )

In the case of VW wishing to be #1. Be careful for what your wish for, look what happened to Toyota.

Does the 1970-74 E-Body Plymouth Barracuda was already mentionned? It have a bit the profile of a fish and it's named after a fish. And if the original '64 Barracuda was released by being more then only a Valiant fastback, we could had talked of "Fish-cars" instead of "Pony-cars". ;-)

This bike would had been a more nicer three wheeler. Picture from [super-shogun.blogspot.com]

Here a vintage Lada ad back when the old Lada 1500 was sold in Canada in the 1980s.

There also Argentina who got some winter as well. I spotted a video filmed around August 2009 in the area of Mendoza.

If it was sold in Canada and the United States, I could had suggested the Nissan Aprio aka Renault Logan sold in Mexico.

At the right, a 1957 Chevrolet

I already mentionned it in the past. But I couldn't resist to post again that Diet-Pepsi ad broadcasted in Canada where a guy wished to see something good from his youth coming back: his old van!

+1 :-)

Axel Foley might think otherwise. ;-)

Not only one new industry but some diversification, like Houston did after the oil bust of the 1980s. However with the exploration of oil shale/gas shale, could Michigan be on the verge of oil boom? [www.mlive.com]

Well, some hipsters begin to come to revitalize Downtown Detroit from what I read on City-Data, Skyscraperpage and one guy on DetroitYes talk about first signs of gentrification in Downtown Detroit.

...with some "Major Tom"! ;-)