I’m guessing this is all the US sold cars. I wonder what the Euro/JDM/AUS/South American models might be? 

Cash for Clunkers stole a lot of good vehicles from us here in the future.

If it’s so good (too good?) then why sell it? This isn’t some rare car. ND because something stinks. 

Maybe I’m wrong but in a dense urban environment with loads of traffic, I feel like a slower speed limit might speed things up. Easier to turn, merge and keep traffic flowing if everyone isn’t going maximum speed. Slow and steady? 

The Fiat Panda- we need it.

For a guy living in Ohio, this is the right answer. Domestic luxo is the way.

Exactly- the tradesman who shows up in the bro-dozer f-350 king bullshit edition is gonna cost you cost you, the humble contractor in the beat up 90's truck is going to do it right, himself, and save you a pretty penny.

Some of these cars are genuinely cool. Ram Van??? AMC??? Ice cold.

Why the heck is the 2nd or so richest person in the world even driving themselves anywhere? How can his lawyers and insurance and security even consider this?

This is a job for the Saab 9-3. FWD, cheap to buy, lots of GM parts- somewhere between $5-10K gets you some extra cash for repairs.

That’s why it’s America’s Pastime.

True, but that car is not a brand new $50k+ car- it’s a 1995 Taurus with 390,057 miles on it held together with duct tape, bondo and prayer. 

The tech is improving so rapidly that by the end of the lease, there will be so many options to step into.

Big Bronco starts at 39k... push it a little of get one slightly used and this is a nice upgrade.

Truly, this is what a Cadillac should look like. Big, lux, beautiful. 

Back seat tray is only useful if the roof is up... 

My Dad was a Volvo 240 man, twice over and accumulated mileage of over 900K (670K on the 89 Silver one alone) BUT his coolest cars were the 1960s era GMC Van he adn my gramps fit out as a camper so he could go be a hippie in California, and the silver CJ he had when I was little that had a rad tiger head painted (or…

No pick-up that can’t fit a sheet of plywood or a half ton grape bin is useless to me. Honestly, most people only need that once in a while. Jalops know this.

These are basically worthless for truck things, but they were nice as hell. I guess you could pull a wooden speed boat or something with one. 

The 1958 Ferrari 250 TR is unquestionably beautiful and 100 years ahead of its time, style wise. It looks like a spaceship compared to anything american a the time.