That's a VW Fox *wagon*, not a 2-door Civic.

Yeah, I'm talking about the cargo area behind the last row of seats—we'd just sit on the floor back there in kind of a circle (or stand/kneel and look out the back window). But yeah, I remember plenty of instances in sitting in actual seats without seat belts on as well, back when a seat belt felt like an unwanted…

This is just the way kids traveled around in the '70s. I distinctly remember several friends and relatives whose parents drove Ford E150s back in the pre-minivan days, and we kids always rode around in the way back, unbelted, even though those things generally had seat belts for at least seven or eight passengers. …

You picked the wrong generation Passat. It was the B5.5 that was uncomfortably close to the Phaeton in looks.

So would the fact that other cars (and perhaps this one, when it is done depreciating) appreciate in value, despite high ownership costs, be evidence that capitalism doesn't work?

I'm just trying to figure out how the price of a used Aston is evidence that "capitalism works."

A nice example of a BrundleFly Yellow 308 GTB

How about a Jar Jar Isetta?

The MicroPitt is only slightly better looking.

The VW MicroCheney's dead eyes will haunt you.

The VW MicroNixon

The Mazda Goldblum

It might be more fun to morph cars with people. The Alec Baldwin Edition Neon.

It should be the happiest car on earth, but it's not. I give you the Mazda Neon3.

But interestingly, it was last updated 23 hours ago. So just good timing maybe?

Go look at the ad now. It's priced at $3500.

Funny, the cops (who have far more information than you) don't seem to think there is evidence of any intent to hit him, let alone murder him. But I'm sure you have all the info you need from a single video taken from the grandstands on the other side of the track.

It's not the legal definition of contributing, which requires some kind of affirmative act leading to the result. Let's try it this way:

Why is religion suddenly a part of this discussion? Last I checked, I'm not interfering with the police department or other unspecified professionals' performance of their jobs. But I will pray for you, as you seem to be affected by this tragedy.

Actually, I've never watched a NASCAR race in my life.