Would the pop ups show more when the car first comes into the frame??? just a thought. I was thinking its brother 93 to 02 Camaro.

Maybe but no side marker light. That was one of my first thoughts but needs that side light near the tire and lower than the tail light

There really isnt much to go on but my first reaction was mark IV Supra just from the original picture. Lights go across, looks like the bubble back with flater truck and side marker light. But the back glass looks to be most of the trunk and come to a pint so it just seems like 90s GM so it could be a C5 or C6…

Sorry but i am getting tired of this for design already. It looks like a cross of the Taurus and Fusion with hints of being a Mustang. It looks decent but i feel if the renderings are anything close to the real thing the designers didnt even try. They are just being told to conform to Fords "world design". I agree…

Well first off this is NOT a new car technology. My 1998 Camaro has this feature and GM has used them since 93. So its definitely not new and I have never minded the auto headlights. They have never bothered me other than sneaking home cause i cant turn them off but i figured away around that. And to be honest does…

Ok wrong on the V6 but only Automatic? And with the GC that was more of a pull for reaction/a joke. And the dakotas may have been in midsize but then what do you compare them to? They were rust bucket with garbage 4 cyl motors and blown head gasket prone 3.9L. Plus midsize and compact have been grouped together…

Basically, just do what you can to let the riders by and get out of the way. When it's you surrounded by a couple hundred bikers, anything you try and do will probably get one of them hurt, and then you'll have hell to pay.

Late to the discussion but i would have done the same in my truck and i would have stayed on the freeway swerving and brake checking whenever they got close and waited until they ran out of gas. I would drive until i though i was safe and call the cops. I have my motorcycle licence and this just gives me more reasons…

Come on man get it right when your talk about the Dodge Monaco. Those years your supposed to imagine that they didnt happen. Its called the "you didnt see anything" years.

Not to come in late and be a downer but you mentioned epic failures of cars. Neons laughing stalk, Grand Cherokee the new pinto, Prowler a failed as soon as the put the sebring v6 in it, LH A.K.A. the LAST HOPE platform, there isnt a car on that platform that is worth anything now. And again an emphasis on last hope,…

Those are good but that reminded me of something on a simular frame and its the Chevy Express conversion vans. Much lower to the ground bed in the back and with running boards most dogs can walk right in. and more than enough space there

Going out side the box the 80s-94 blazers, jimmys, and bravadas made it really easy for my older Collie/Shepard to get into plus if need be the back seats would lay flat and she would have all the room in the world back there. Especially the bravada being lower to the ground with running board she could walk right…

Even though Merc did pull a Volvo but with fog

GMC All terrain HD

The NSX, i think this looks better than the new R8 type of NSX that we got. Also since it was rumored to be a V10... not a V6

Neutral: Hydrogen? That's a lot of work to build out an infrastructure when, as Tesla is showing, it's much easier to build up on the electric grid or build an electric grid of your own.

Like above have said the Banshee IV was an actual concept. It did help influence the 4th gen Firebird and Camaro but wasnt a rendering. The original 1964 concept Banshee was meant to be a rival to the Corvette by Pontiac. But GM execs didnt want competition for their premium sports car so it was used as the beginning…

Yeah and Nationwide was at Mid-Ohio last week and even though that might have been like a roller/demo derby

So a Taurus with a smaller fusion catfish grill...... I dislike ford but the new mustangs look pretty tough. This just looks unimaginative

Still a neon...