This one is more of a guilty pleasure then a embarrassing moment, the Star Wars parodies like the "Chad Vader:Day shift manager".

Interesting to read this text writen by a French commentator Guy Millière about Obama's campaign

Maybe, you're on to something.

Now then you mention it. We could also include its sibling, the 1974 Pontiac Ventura GTO. I spotted a vintage movie dealer promo ad on Youtube.

The Renault LeCar alias R5 was very popular in Quebec in the late 1970s-early 1980s. It's been ages then I saw one.

What is more frustrating, Nissan never sold the Maxima wagon in Canada. :-(

Speaking of Thundercats, there that spoof made by the folks of Robot Chicken.

I couldn't resist to post one more parody. ^^;

I think it would be more funnier if they used some parodies like this one from the "Marvel vs Capcom 3".

1971-72 Pontiac LeMans wagon with the optionnal Endura GTO nose.

And there also the Downfall parody clip.

I spotted this "politically incorrect" clip via [www.breitbart.com]

Post of the day. :-)

I'm intrigued to see Detroit not on the list? From what I read on the DetroitYes forum.

1965-68 Chevrolet Biscayne or Bel Air or Pontiac Catalina 2-door sedan

+1, NYC should use that vehicule instead of the Nissan one for future taxi.

They got the inspiration from "Freebie and the Bean"? Picture from [www.imcdb.org]

I also heard some rumors they also studied to built the Mustang II on the Maverick chassis. [www.mustangii.net] We could wonder what if Ford had built the Mustang II on the Maverick or even the European Capri platform?

Later, there was also a Mustang Stallion. The Stallion package was also available for the Pinto and the Maverick. Picture from [www.allfordmustangs.com]

Exactly, the design of the 1st-gen Barracuda (a Valiant with a fastback style) and the marketing had hurted its chances of success. [ateupwithmotor.com]