Despite the poor taste, that actually looks well done.

Do you even Jalop bro?

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[Current inspiration: a Datsun 160J races ahead to a top ten finish in the 1979 Rally Sweden. Photo via Nissan]

Yes, of course. Definitely the government and environmentalists fault. Couldn't possibly be that the corporation decided that that level of engineering wasn't cost-effective. No way.

Environmentalists don't want long-lasting, reliable cars that don't need to be constantly replaced and recycled?

Mercedeses from this era really were heirloom cars, in that you could pass one down through the generations, if the family was so inclined. It was a time when Daimler-Benz was ruled by a benevolent engineer junta that strove to make the best cars possible regardless of cost or margins and just trusted that the money…

I'd rather have the Adam.

Because vaccines aren't 100% effective. You can still get sick despite having gotten the shot. However, your symptoms should be significantly reduced because your immune system knows how to fight that virus now.

There are many people out there that like clean, simple designed cars that are fast. I for one would much rather have a fast, comfortable "rental car" than a cop attractor.

Volvo 780 Bertone Turbo, because turbo coupe brick designed by the italians. Bidding for this one is at 200 bucks, I doubt it will reach over $4k.

Eh, that is debatable. I go back and forth on it. One is subdued and the other is in your face styling. Both have their merits and their fans

Except that 2000 BMW is widely regarded as having an incredible driving experience. The new M5 might be faster, but in terms of driving dynamics, the E39 is much better. The Chevy has comparable driving dynamics.

Every BMW M-series >> Every AMG (within the same class) - a large part of that is because of BMW's gorgeous manual transmissions. If the CTS-V wasn't offered with a manual, I wouldn't lust after it nearly as much as I do - and my e90 335i is neither fail wheel drive nor four cylinder.

My 3900lb Audi S6 is awesome with a stick. If it was an auto I would not have bought it.

Behold! Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Edition, motherfuckers.

To be the ultimate 90's vehicle, it would have to:

So here's the thing about the V60. When I was a kid, Volvo wagons could be purchased by average income earners. Hell, we had one in 1983, at the same time my parents were trying to manage a 21% mortgage (the early '80s were scary). We didn't make lots of money. Today you'd call us middle-middle class.

You people who are saying the SS looks like a Malibu are blind.

127 stars, and still no love.