You know, I haven't seen these stickers on the newer model Priuses for like two years. You can almost tell it's a first gen Prius if it has the HOV sticker on it, at least here in the Bay Area.

@GreenN_Gold: Or if the sun sets.

I also thought that was a diesel pump until I realized it was in Europe.

@philaDLJ: Ten thousand thundering typhoons!

@kake81: People from New Jersey.

@Rust-MyEnemy: Is 'proclude' meant to mean 'include,' or 'exclude'? I'm not sure how to read that sentence.

@Desu-San-Desu: Just put that evidently lava-proof chair in there, and you can have a place to sit.

@Desu-San-Desu: They should put truck nutz on the front, then.

@Jim-Bob wants a Yaris: Not directly downwind.

@skitter:

And if the Russians had invented the pit stop, the entire thing would be performed by a single Jalopnik commenter with no tools but a welder and a sawzall, and the car would be required to have a different engine at the end of every stop.

I have a long hard attempt to grasp the Corvette.

@Ash78: Apsotasy! The Countach of my childhood will never age!

If it's a Horch 853, I'd pull off the distributor cap and hide it under my nun's habit.

This is why you go with desmodromic valvetrains. No valve springs to fail.

@FasterThanJamesMay: It's probably there to prevent the spring from rattling around or slipping off the perch when the shock is at full droop. Coilover kits come with these a lot if the spring is shorter than the shock travel.

Hey, I suggested the Reliant Robin. Probably nobody bothered to promote my comment.

@sos10: I was just thinking it looked like a Mk II Supra. That's not a bad thing. That means Supras look like Lamborghinis. And I can sell mine for 160 grand.

@Alan Vochaska: 98 bucks on eBay can change that...

@87CapriceEstate likes his Sox red: Yeah, I liked that. It reminded me of the xkcd about asses and hyphens: [xkcd.com]