Chevy never said the 6.2 couldn’t meet the new emissions standards, they only said they didn’t want to pay to re-certify it because they don’t sell enough of them.

Instead of a hit off the ol’ crack pipe, perhaps I could interest you in my bargain lobotomy service? 

Lets see... Out of warranty Audi.... Out of warranty performance Audi. Out of warranty performance Audi with questionable legality...

Most ugly? I dispute that, because as much as I love it, the MG Metro 6r4 looks like a Metro got stuck in a pile of boxes.

Traditionally, cars aimed at young people, like the original Toyota Matrix, end up being loved and purchased by old people.

I see a lot of xc40

Anything aimed to sell to millennials will not be liked by millennials. It’s a terrible strategy.

On top of all that, I’m sure the ride on those rubber bands kind of sucked.

Also, !!!!!!!!!!!

Out of the endangered list I don’t see the numbers of those declining massively in the future. Most are already regarded as classics, especially the 2cv/205/Sierra. I would expect to see the MR2 to see a drop in numbers as those figure include the first couple of years of the roadster, which are firmly at the bottom…

Obligatory:

Well, we can blame(... actually, thank)the old Top Gear for ridding the world of one of the remaining Hyundai S-Coupes:

Some of it’s just use. The Vauxhall Cavalier is exactly the same kind of car as a Chevy Cavalier - a cheap little shitbox that by the time the fourth owner gets it, is just beat up and once it dies it gets thrown away.

However, Britain does have the MoT, so a lot of cars get scrapped when they’re unsafe and not…

When Tiger Woods won last month at Augusta, all the talking heads were saying it was the “greatest comeback in the history of sports”. The first I thought of was Niki. It will be a very long time if ever before we see someone go from last rights to the grid in six weeks to World Champion in a year.  Heroic stuff.

You can’t get a hole in your fragile 1911 radiator if it isn’t in the front of the car.

They will need the cheaper third world market one for the US, the EU crossover blobs are too refined/expensive for the US.

You must live in a strange part of the world. I (36) cannot even remember the last time I’ve been a passenger in a car with a person who was unbuckled. I certainly never had a passenger in my own car who wasn’t wearing a seatbelt.

VW doesn’t need any more SUVs.

That’s the nice thing about the procedure described: once it becomes a habit, always look in that general direction.

I cannot believe there have been this many stories published about what boils down to two people arguing over gummy vitamins.