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Cartalk names Top 10 Scariest Cars {Autoblog}
Oct 31st 2006 2:11AM Ah yes, Lucas...the True Prince Of Darkness!!! Amen to the Vega, too. Also, '74 AMC Matador. Yeeeech!
VIDEO: Rebadge-O-Rama - The '75 Dodge Charger {Autoblog}
Oct 23rd 2006 12:29PM ...still, it's better than the mid 80's steaming pile of @#$%. How 'bout the Mitsu-built Challenger too?
VIDEO: Two Words: Corinthian Leather {Autoblog}
Oct 21st 2006 8:24PM Small????? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Except for the crappy Lean Burn system, Mopar made some decent cars in the 70's. An old girlfriend had a mildly tuned Cordoba as her first car & she put many a spoiled H.S. boy in his place!
Mitsuoka Orochi specs, pricing announced {Autoblog}
Oct 3rd 2006 3:03PM ...well, that's one Camry that'll get noticed. Funny, I took a blowtourch to a Hot Wheels Lambroghini & it looks almost the same...minus the grille/mouth/other questionable orifice
VW gives customers the axe: electric guitar comes with every vehicle {Autoblog}
Oct 3rd 2006 2:20PM Chevy could follow suit & pony up the Corvette with the all-ready-in-production Paul Reed Smith Z06 model. Then again, that guitar lists for about $6000. Either way, I'd love to have both guitars, even if the VW is just a gimmick. Also, Gibson had a line of Les Pauls that were painted in a '57 Chevy motif. Nifty stuff.
Paris Motor Show: Hyundai HED-3 Arnejs {Autoblog}
Sep 30th 2006 10:28AM Hot! Very Hot!!! Oh, & the car ain't bad either.
Hyundai Arnejs pics surface {Autoblog}
Sep 12th 2006 5:56PM Overall, I think it's a nifty looking car, & I'm for nifty looking cars. With this in mind, does anyone see just a wee bit of an AMC Gremlin in the C-pillar? I loved the AMC/Ramblers, especially when the designers took liberties (and LSD) on the mid '70's cars. Anyone ever try to wrestle a valve cover from a Pacer with the straight 6 in it? I used to beg customers to puleeze put kitty litter on their driveways rather than replace a dreaded valve cover gasket. I just wonder in 20 years if a ride like the Arnejs will still be amusing, like an old Corolla, Civic, or even Fiat. Of course, FIAT stood for, Fix It Again Tony.
Yes, RayRay, dual exhausts on a 4 banger? hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Paris 2006: Full details on the Citroen C-Metisse {Autoblog}
Sep 6th 2006 3:27PM Citroen-Proof positive that form follows function...the function being the mass-consumption of hallucenogenic drugs. Just another day at the Timothy Leary Institute of Design.
Legislate me: drivers favor ban on distractions {Autoblog}
Aug 17th 2006 12:20AM ...er, the 21% were too busy reading to comment.
HUMMER Happy Meal Hysteria {Autoblog}
Aug 14th 2006 1:04PM Hey kids, you can always run your H 1 on Bio-Willie. Just ask the Micky-D's manager if you can drain the fat from the waste disposal pit. Oh...that's right, biodeisel is frowned upon, whilst the less efficient E85 is our nation's silver bullet. I guess Tonka trucks are out of the question for kids, especially cranes, bulldozers & (gasp) any of these toys being made out of metal. Heaven forbid these toys be sturdy enough to pass down to one's siblings. Funny, isn't plastic derived from refined petrolium? Oops! Also, does anyone remember when a Hummer was a euphamism for something entirely different? No wonder the latest ads are supposed to appeal to guys. C'mon! What guy wouln't want one of those "Hummers"? BTW, what happened to reading the Daily News or the trashy NY Post? I guess the Times is a larger paper & makes for better lining of bird cages, wrapping fish & things of that sort. 9 out of 10 McCaws prefer the wordiness of the Times, particularly the editorials & Sunday crosswords.
