Until I spotted this 1979 Chevy Monza wagon in The Crusher’s waiting room last year, I had forgotten that GM slapped Monza and Sunbird badges on the (Monza ancestor) Chevy Vega wagon at the tail end of the 1970s. Then, last week, I discovered this Sunbird Safari at another Denver self-service yard. Such history to be uncovered in the junkyards of Denver! (Read More…)
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Xeranar - Nash much like hudson had stellar design work. I saw a dutch derring original at a show maybe a decade ago. The cars were great but aging in appaearance vs...
Aqua225 - An idea probably planted by mazda in a wiki somewhere :) Rotaries are junk when they burn anything. Gas turbines are more reliable, and...
vaujot - I wonder what the point of this article is. Making Mr Lang look like a hypocrite? Exposing a lack of loyality on his part by informing...
corntrollio - Care to point us to this article? I’d love to read it. I didn’t find it in a quick search.
hreardon - Personally, I think the criticism of Bertel is overblown. His was a very witty retort.
Aqua225 - Mazda is full of it, always trying to keep the rotary as some sort of plausible technology in a world where fuel economy is becoming very...
GoesLikeStink - That would be a hydrogen powered car not a Fuel cell car.
Aqua225 - Not really. Energy density of hydrogen is much higher than lithium ion batteries. Unless something fundamental changes in battery...
swilliams41 - There was a dealer in Arlington Texas a few years back who specialised in moving german iron, mostly VW’s. He had a black 500E like this for...
Aqua225 - I think #3 is up for discussion, otherwise I like your post. CO2′s danger is way overrated, and overhyped. It’s just a way...