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My personal favorite, this was filmed not far from where my brother lives in Tennessee...

My mother's '91 Ford Escort Wagon was the base model, no options whatsoever. It didn't even have the roof-rack, and I've never seen another without it. It wasn't much to look at, but lasted well over 300k miles with little more than tires and oil changes.

Judging from the reactions I get driving down the street I'd say the 1955 - '57 Thunderbird.

Oh no that would be even worse

Me: "What's your favorite car?"

Why did you include a photo of a bucket of wallpaper paste?

The Camry! It's the #1 car in America!

Lambos

It only has one freaking wing and zero control surfaces at the tail. Hellz no I won't fly in that thing, seems dangerous.

The earlier examples were like this:

Halogen headlights.... replaced by HID and LED.

Hopefully OBDII. I like OBDII's simplicity, and plugging the bluetooth adapter into that big, chunky serial port reminds me of '90s computing, but a simple USB port and an upgraded diagnostic system could make taking care of cars much less mystifying to the average billy.

Soon enough producing RWD chassis will be so cheap that no automaker will have any reason to keep FWD alive.

Hopefully everyone follows Ford with the capless fill up and the current removable gas cap becomes history.

The old Pontiac steering wheel is my personal favorite, lol...

I drove a 95' Miata for the past two years, my sophomore and junior year of college. I did get some ridicule, but easily quenched it by calling out my friends' driving skill or the fact that they didn't even own a car. What finally shut them up was seeing me drifting through campus in the middle of a blizzard with

Where's the list item about trading your car in for a Miata?

Mega bass is NOT an option. Ever.

Speaking as someone who's worked on automotive ignition systems for two years... This article is utter junk. I'd be extremely impressed if someone with no previous car knowledge managed to even trip the starter on their car while following it.