I remember when the 924 first came out. It was such a modern looking car at the time and I really liked the wraparound rear hatch window and taillamp design. As always pointy low noses with pop-up headlamps always rule.
I remember when the 924 first came out. It was such a modern looking car at the time and I really liked the wraparound rear hatch window and taillamp design. As always pointy low noses with pop-up headlamps always rule.
Wow, I never knew they spent any ad money on it. I just figured someone at Caddy was like “We need a new Cimarron, but for the Volt!”
As if there’s anything “sport” about these humongo people-hauling SUVs. Call a spade a spade: they’re CSWs--chunky station wagons.
There is also choice and acceptance here. You cannot argue they chose to ride in this vehicle. When they got it, before even taking off and they saw there wasn’t “proper safety equipment” they could have just as easily said I dont feel like driving or riding in this because its missing X.
This is dumb!!!
“Finally! I feel SAFE!”
Now I know where “donk” comes from. It’s the sound your head makes as it hits the pavement after falling off the wheel you’re holding onto.
“but it was in no way equivalent to an act of actual war.”
GMs nameplate engineer got bored because they no longer had anything to add the Cutlass or SS name to.
And Mitsubishi trades on its former sport coupe to sell the ugliest crossover since the Ssangyong Rodius.