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It failed because it was out of date and overpriced, not because it was missing a 3rd row.

At this point, I think people are getting wise to the fact that a folding 3rd row is rarely used and not very useful when it is needed. IME, it is not the selling point it once was or is still thought to be.

Top Marx to both of you.

I’ve flipped and, chances are, you’ve flipped too. Flipping is not inherently bad when you buy something with potential and improve it for the betterment of auto and mankind. That’s not the case when you briefly touch something just for a cynical money grab.

Usurious flipping, though, is one of my triggers. Thanks for

NYC sucks.

To make this mistake, you’d have to pour in multiple jugs of washer fluid in there. At what point do you stop and say, “wait a second, this doesn’t add up at all...”

Clearly, that’s where you pour the tumbler of Scotch after spotting a whale tail.

Manitoba.

Minivans cause more human fatalities annually than any other vehicle conveyance in the animal kingdom...wait, no, that’s not right...

I commend your efforts and contributions to the community. Your posts for CotD are always something I look forward to.

“And remember, whatever you do, don’t drive like my brother...”

I hear you. But I think you’d have an easier time catching lighting in a bottle than recreating Car Talk with any success. Tom and Ray had the perfect chemistry that only two brothers can foster over years of teasing, fighting and griefing. I’m just grateful for the abundance of episodes they created because I know

I fucking love the Magliozzis and Car Talk. While it was still being produced live, it was part of my Saturday ritual. Coffee? Check. Car Talk? Check. Maybe a donut or an old beater to wrench on? Check. I’d even go out of my way to catch it while road tripping on Saturdays (usually to look at some shitty car).

Good. More power to them. Kudos to them for finding a loophole in a stupid law that is (in my opinion) archaic in regard our global economy.

“I think the fundamental, pureéd gruel-like blandness of the Dodge Diplomat is probably best summed up in how this promo movie describes it’s size: “between a compact and an intermediate!”’

Golf-freakin’-clap.

If this doesn’t get CoTD, someone has some serious ‘splainin’ to do!

I don’t always LOL at a Jalopnik comment (unicorn-rare), but when I do, I prefer it to be selected for CoTD.

Regarding the rhetorical statement posed at the end of the article: that’d be an emphatic no.

Now you’ve got it!

Aha, but how can Qatar continue funding terror after spending $12 billion on F-15s?