Considering how we’re talking about people who have no real reason to be famous in the first place, I could care less.

How “white” of him after the fact....

The 6000 SUX from Robocop...that brilliant.

Another example of how goddamn heavy EVs are. Crunch, crunch goes the asphalt. Sag and buckle go the bridges and overpasses.

All I see is a straight-forward, get-the-job-done, no muss/no fuss truck.

Yes, the good ol’ days when an F1 car looked as an F1 car should—such a breath of fresh air.

Wagon cachet or not, this is a car that I can muster no enthusiasm over.  An old wagon with a barf-colored interior--nope--it’s ND for me.

Yes, this is the champ. Now it’s up to us to fill out the list with the literal also-rans.

And if Jalops want the list of lists when it comes to rebadging:

The Dodge Challenger started as the ultra-cool “Vanishing Point” car and now it’s a monster muscle car with the proper retro styling. But back in the 80's, the Challenger was a rebadged Mitsubishi Galant:

My last sentence....

Hell does not exist. It’s a codified fairy tale affectation made up by power-crazed priests as a method of controlling the population. (“Do as I say or you will spend an ETERNITY roasting in the fires of Hell! I command you!  Now build my marble temple!”)

Good.  Now get an American to host who isn’t such a smarmy a-hole.

If this “genius” move makes Facebook/Meta go bankrupt since it’s such a black hole to money, the world can still be a better place.

I like it. It appears to be in great shape. But the seller is wanting just too damn much money for the mini-camper. ND till the price comes way, way down.

The 1st gen Dodge Charger (‘66-’67) is nothing to write home about:

Iowa farmers’ saying: “That’s about as useful as tits on a boar hog.”

And for icing on the weird cake, Chrysler comes out with their EV concept named—wait for it—the Airflow.

The 1934 Chrysler Airflow:

I say go for it. Practically credit card money for a handy little wagon to be a beater car for the family...can’t be all bad.