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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schmitt trigger - Or, if IBM had gone bankrupt and changed its name to HAL…..oops, that name was already taken.
gslippy - Sure, but when people tasted 6s and 8s, 4s became less popular. So for the last 3 decades, mfrs have tried to simulate the performance of a 6 or 8 by...
mcs - “Tesla will soon be facing fierce competition from the ELR.” What?? the ELR is a 2 door 4 passenger coupe and the Tesla is a much faster...
Type57SC - It is pretty impressive that Musk is buying $100MM of the offering to maintain his ownership level. That is a nosebleed valuation to be buying...
redseca2 - All I know is: 1. In San Francisco I see them everyday. More common than that other american luxury car, Cadillac. 2. My Tesla stock has tripled.
mkirk - It involved the purchase of an 80 that had a mint brown interior in cloth manual seats that I fell in love with followed by my discovering that...
wsn - +1
gslippy - Consumers and regulators don’t want to part with: 10 airbags powered full-area moonroofs 20″ wheels 5-star crash ratings 0-60 in 6.0 seconds...
gslippy - Your post is a good read, although I’ll nitpick a couple points. The Hyundai 2.0T regularly gets excellent reviews for its immediate throttle response,...
wagonsonly - There are a couple in Massachusetts that reserve the right of way for entering traffic – one on each end of the Rt. 202 bridge (the Muller Bridge)...