I'm on my third XJ6 (the "last" late 90s model) and I adore it: I've never wanted a "nicer" or even a more reliable car. It's a bit of an addiction, and used XJ6 cars are a steal.

A magnificent review: candid, entertaining, and honest. I must admit I've got a funny feeling in my stomach: Me? Fall in love with something so... "Greenie Weenie?" And yet I am a goner. This seems to be a driver's car - and it's beautiful!

It is tragically, increasingly, and perhaps justifiably popular to speak about "governments" as if all lie equally. That was not always the case and it may not be so now.

That's one cool, cool cat: looks like he kicked back right between the air intake elbow and the wiper fluid reservoir.

I have owned three XJ6 cars and do not agree that the quality of the cars is poor. Yes, they are complicated cars, and complicated cars have more things that go wrong, but the inline 6 is a masterpiece, the "smoothness" inimitable, and the body... Well, it's sex on wheels.

I have never been able to post anything I could see on Jalopnik, but I appreciate your question.

Hey - What's wrong with "grandmothers" and "old people?" My "old" friends and family just buy cars they like, from exotics to plane Janes, they pay cash, and don't "try to be cool." I say that's smart, and that's cool!

This is not a keyed car. This is damage from someone not knowing how wide their vehicle is.

Sometimes the stakes are high. What didn't have a button on the dash that would illuminate all the warning lights in the cluster was the central control board at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. In this case, confusion surrounding an unlit (pilot operated relief valve) lamp led to a (quite literal, no…

Oh, the huge manatee!

And yet this is how Plymouth ends.

Magnificent general 911 review. Nor am I overly concerned about your grandmother. In fact I suggest you lend her your car! And perhaps deflate your rear tires just a tad.

We may be hopeless grease-monkeys and gearheads, the likes of whom in fact might secretly adore Lucas wiring harnesses, SVX transmissions, and even a few Ferrari cooling fans, but we are firm, I believe, on the proper use of apostrophes. Mind them, gracious hosts!

Well, to be fair, her roll-bar and other bits wrapped in aluminum foil (as we say in Milan - allo foglio <>) do make the outlandish little slut that much harder to kill with fire. Brava, Sgualdrina!