I had the exact same thought. This was the first Cadillac that zigged. Without, likely no CTS, ATC, etc.
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Disagree wholeheartedly. The Aztec is prime for a comeback:
This car was nether. It was based on an Opel Omega, which wasn't half bad and RWD too boot.
The Chrystler TC (Built by Maserati). K-platform cars cannot make Italian grand tourers, no matter how much corinthian leather you add. Bad idea then; bad idea now.
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The late great Isuzu Vehicross. Concept looked nearly identical to production version. Both ugly; but both charming in their weird way. It really was one of the rare concept cars you could actually own.
The X-90. Sounds awesome right? Like some sort of experimental Wunderwaffe fighter jet. Or some sort of off-road super battle tank. Then add Suzuki to the mix. Suzuki X-90. Now you are thinking an extreme sport bike combined with a tank. That would be sweet! (Didn't the Germans make something like that in…
There is nothing boring about having elephantiasis.
That's not exactly true. The first eight photographs in this series — showing a crane attempting to retrieve an automobile from a body of water, the crane tipping and falling into the water itself, and a second crane fishing both vehicles out of the water — are genuine photographs of an incident that took place in…
The more important question is when will the wagon and El Camino versions of the Chevy SS?
Who wants to murder one in cold blood? Don't encourage the Luddites. Volt is a little slice of the future we can enjoy now.
White college kids need to play sports too.
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This could be a class action. How many thousands of people have lost a finger nail or bruised a thumb in an errant door? Think of the children.
Doors have been carelessly chomping fingers for over 2,000 years. And now they have motors! Call the Consumer Product Safety Commission. We need a recall.
Sue them for ""Punitive Damages!"
Fake M badges (of fake performance badge of any kind). They don't make you faster or more furious, just lame and douchey.
Has no one mentioned the Pulaski Skyway and U.S. Route 1/9 in northern NJ? Once the world's longest high-level viaduct and now easily the worst road in the nation. Here are some highlights.
I always liked the old, circa early 90s, titanium infiniti keys. They had a nice bespoke quality about them, which matched the strange minimalist advertising at the time. Hipsters would have been all over those ads, its when infiniti was trying to be the Japanese Saab.