That veil has been shattered in a million little pieces.

As a Fiero owner I support this comment.  

Flawless.  Now make one out of a Fiero, you sick maniac.

They might as well give Alfred Yankovic a try at hosting.  He doesn’t have that many closet skeletons except for the music artists that don’t like him and don’t want him parodying their songs.

Irony is an etymologist who can’t.

I had a 1993 SL1. Basic as hell. Crank Windows. 4 Speed. Not a single repair needed the whole time I had it. Fun to drive. Not even so much as a squeak. Best car I ever owned. Also had a 1998 (or so) Wagon. 2nd best car I ever owned. If they revived that and made THOSE basic, well made, inexpensive cars again, they…

I hope the next mail truck looks like this.

My Pao has it on the right.

This might be the one example they can both be a nice price, and the most expensive car you ever owned after driving it a short distance.

What is the problem with the 2nd gen GTO?

I can explain that part. Migrants will cross the border during this time of year in the desert because it’s only about 80 degrees right now. The SUV gets loaded on the American side of the border, and heads westward to San Diego or possibly Los Angeles or the Inland Empire. Sadly, that’s how it works.

Guys, illegal immigrants or not, people died. 

I would guess the brakes gave way and they couldn’t stop at the stop sign.

Farmworkers going from job to job. 

Counterpoint: Cadillac is tied to GM, and they recently announced their all-electric 2035 plans. Electric cars are mostly going to be “skateboard” chassis vehicles, so it doesn’t matter how much R&D they throw into their products. The bread and butter item on the Caddy menu will be a churched up Tahoe until further…

This posting reminds me of the parody VW ad the National Lampoon did in the 1970's - they had to issue apologies to both Ted Kennedy and Volkswagen, which vehemently denied any association with the Lampoon parody ad.

Come on Torch, no mentions to the Henney Kilowatt?

I had a 92 Saturn SL1.  It was a very basic car but it was ROCK SOLID.  I don’t think I spent one dime on non-maintenance repairs.  Not even so much as a squeak.  Best car I’ve ever owned.  They really had something there

Yup. GM explicitly said that Saturn was all about adapting Japanese car manufacturing methods to the U.S. workplace. They produced some truly neat cars. Then GM killed the division off, and now the small car market in this country is almost entirely dominated by the Japanese.

GM letting Saab and Saturn wither on the vine, leading to their eventual death.