The European contagion claims another victim: The Amsterdam auto show, scheduled for next April, has been canceled, Reuters reports. The organizers could not find enough companies willing to show their wares – for a modest fee upwards from $ 1 million. (Read More…)
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NoGoYo - @dastanley: Yeah, you’re right. If it’s survived 37 years, it can’t be that bad of a car! Someone probably already took off all the...
sitting@home - I’m not really seeing any modularity in that diagram above; the sedan and hatchback share everything and the MPV and SUV share nothing...
tbfcards - So was the engine dropped on the way to the tree or was it ejected after the car hit the tree?
dastanley - Hey don’t be embarrassed. If you like it, you like it. When I was growing up, my parents owned a ’69 Olds 442 and then owned a...
28-Cars-Later - Excellent points J.Emerson. I’m no expert on Europe, but I don’t fall in with the Eurocrats or the...
28-Cars-Later - I agree with your point, Daimler never had any interest in making quality cars, just access to the US distribution...
Scoutdude - Yup the Civic was over twice as likely to result in firey death as the Pinto on a per capita basis. Of course the Pinto outsold the Civic about 10 to 1....
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mikey - HDC…I’m not going to disagree. I don’t have a problem with management perks, and compensation. Higher education should have its...
28-Cars-Later - 150,000? Psft I was waiting for 175 :)