@zacarious: Hardigree!
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@zacarious: Nibbles!
@zacarious: I give up. Imagine an e-class and an s-type and a towncar.
@zacarious:Hardigree! & Nibbles!
I've been doppelgänger by my own doppelgänger. Hardigree!
If any of you are in the NYC area head to Taki Motors in Teaneck. There is a secret car there worthy of a story.
@HandyHank: Agreed. Would also automatically make the wife hotter and my garage cooler.
Alfa 159 Sportswagon.
@jvrbanac: My thoughts exactly.
My parents got divorced when I was still a little one, so technically I had two childhood family cars, as both Ps got remarried and both had/got new families when I was still young.
Artists, filmmakers, musicians, used to come to NYC to make it. Detroit will be there new destination. Only city in America were you can reinvent yourself for $1.83. It's like Soho in the 1970s.
Kinda like Jalopnik filling its site with English Russia reposts. 2 down 13 to go.
@zacarious: Classic stuff.
Subaru XT. The 80's cheese wedge always puts a smile, Especially if its got the digital dash. Someone needs to start building funky cars again. Let's hope the Juke starts a trend.
The lack of a profile shot in any of the press pics is telling. While the font and back are vast improvements over the original Sebring, it looks like the Sebring profile and that clumsy C pillar are still there.
We live in a world with far too few 2-door SUVs. I, for one, welcome the Porsche Cajun. Porsche is lost - no doubt — but this is a step in the right direction.
Matchbox Superfast No. 27 - akak the Lamborghini Countach. Before I had the poster on my wall, I had one of these.
@Bentoboxx, My Tank is full of it: I have one of these at home, one of the best Matchbox of all times.
@Jackie: That they did.