Who wants this, you ask.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9lix_Rodr%C3%ADguez_(soldier)

I admit to missing it somehow, and I’m not sure how, but I hold to the Model T.

Well, it was a longitudal cut, and the centerline of the car kinda didn’t have support anymore, so it was all droopy, lengthwise.

I’d really point to the Grand Cherokee, which is the point at which a SUV became comfortable luxury. The Grand Wagoneer was too crude for that. 

Sir, an Escort is a legitimate racing vehicle with a distinguished heritage.

It’s about sincerity.

Missing, yet obvious: Model T, VW Beetle. 

Do NOT go there - there’s a radio commercial that goes there and it’s bad. 

Hey, I think I saw this very cage at the New York International Auto Show. 

Dad had a college buddy named Billy. (Billy’s later claim to fame was killing Che Guevera.)

Well, there was the time I tapped the brakes on a wet, leaf-covered, downward corkscrew, slid off the road, up the embankment, and woke up twenty or so feet further downhill, nose backwards, on the roof.

I was repeatedly informed for half an hour that Volkswagen was going to stop making the VW Beetle next year. In 2003. 

Only tied by Bendis on USM.

Okay, fine, if the GT-S shows up, then I’m going to throw the 2003 Toyota Corolla Matrix XRS in.

Does it come with Jackie Chan? (Yes, I know that was an ‘83 Starion / ‘80 DL)

Shit, who busted my trunk lock? 

I got tree fiddy. Think I can make an offer? 

According to Shaun King, this incident may be connected to another one with a different truck. The two registrations - the S-10 and this F150, might be enough to _really_ reduce the pool.

Sure, washing the car is good, but what about the undercarriage?