Can small be sexy? Of course. Who wouldn't tap this a$$?

BMW Z1's vertical retracting doors are hard to top. Saw one of these in the South of France recently. Still a great looking car.

From a past post. Easily the coolest garage I've ever seen.

At the time, the sixth Generation Galant was a fantastic little sedan, especially the VR-4.

I think we have a winner!

Or fly to South of France for pre-planned vacation. Enjoy vintage Citroens, be perplexed by strange Skodas, and generally enjoy the exotic eye candy on the French Rivera (both cars and women). Hope tree does not call on house.

All SUV's are Jeeps. But until the Explorer, sales we modest. Ford has sold over 6,000,000 in five generations, Jeep - less than half that number and they had a six year head start.

Ford Explorer - and the SUV bonanza began. Took a decade and a major recall for the competition to catch up.

I seriously love my Melitta coffee maker, with Melitta's unique Mill and Brew technology. It was the RX-8 of counter-top appliances. But it too, like the RX-8 has been discontinued. Oh the humanity.

meanwhile ...

Ba-Dum-Tish! Try the veal!

There is a long list of Giugiaro designed crap. The Daewoo Lanos is on top.

I like the wedge Probe's punk rock 80s looks - can't believe I just wrote that combination of words - but it ain't as sexy as the younger sister.

Nice call.

We needed a reason? Curtains weren't enough?

The Probe's half sister, the Mx-6, was also kinda hot. Both have aged well and are 20 years old now. Where has the time gone?

Agreed. It's the first thing that I thought of. The malaise era's greatest car.

I concur. Always reminded me of the brutally ugly yet beautiful Alfa SZ/RZ.

It's total crap, from the name to the layout, but there is something very sexy about the second generation Ford Probe. Deep down in places I don't talk about on jalopnik, I kinda want one.

Wrong upside down building. The picture above is Top Secret in Wisconsin - [www.roadsideamerica.com]