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• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  Oregon Sage - Saab 9000 Turbo, 5 speed, hatch .  Practical, unusual, strong ratio of performance to thriftiness. I still miss the 1996 model we had, but havent...
• Re: Review: Ford SVT Raptor
  
  ajla - @guyincognito:   Well, my reasons are that the old Lightning and Raptor have similar towing and payload numbers, so as “trucks” it’s pretty equal.  ...
• Re: Rolls-Royce Records Record Results – In China
  
  Andy D - Meh, they can  have them.  The  new RRs have reached new lows in fuglyness.  I saw one  in  the trafffic the  other day and  laughed....
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  Andy D - The Borman 6, my  first ‘88 BMW 528e  and I  bonded very well.  So far it’s replacement , an identical lachsilber with a  blue cloth...
• Re: Karmann Lives, Kindof
  
  th009 - @John Horner,   There is no way Lamborghini or Bentley production would get moved, and those factories have enough capacity anyway.  And Audi models aren’t exactly...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  reclusive_in_nature - 1987 Buick Grand National. An uncompromised remnant that came just before an entire generation became pussified.
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  ajla - An ironically-driven Mercury Grand Marquis.
• Re: Ask The Best And Brightest: MINI or BMW Zero-Series?
  
  baabthesaab - @skaro Clearly, she’s British – or, perhaps, judging by her name, Irish. Folks in the UK regard a company as a group of...
• Re: Study Validates Common Sense: Air Cars Are Hot Air
  
  Andy D - in a cordage mill dating  back to  the 1830s , starting about 1878, a compressed air  powered indoor locomotive  was  used to  haul...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  David Holzman - Hard to separate myself from what I’d want most–a Cayman. But I identify pretty strongly with my car, a ‘99 Accord 2.4 liter with...