Alex Kierstein, on July 1st, 2010
Ah, Las Vegas. Come for the ephemeral promise of material gain, leave with the rolling chassis of a tiny Toyota for less than your booze-addled buddy is going to blow at the strip club (“Dude, I think she really loves me! I’m going to hit the ATM again …”). Not everything that happens in Sin [...]
Alex Kierstein, on June 4th, 2010
“Hi, I’m the Lola T70. You may remember me from such films as ‘Le Mans’ and ‘THX 1138.’” Sweet mother of mercy! If the sight of that wide-eyed sports racer don’t set your heart aflutter, sir, you have no heart. But look a little closer and you’ll notice it’s nearly a brand-new construction, and it’s [...]
Deartháir, on May 19th, 2010
And I will love it, and squeeze it, and name it George…
Words can’t express how much I want this pickup. It’s got me in its spell, and I’m desperately wishing I had a few thousand spare dollars to pick this car up and take it home with me.
Jim Brennan, on April 19th, 2010
While I’m on an Imperial frame of mind, why not crunch over this thought. Would you ever classify one of the “Fuselage” editions of the Imperial Coupe a closeted Muscle Car? I ran this over at CarDomain last week, so I thought I might share it with the Hooniverse Commentariant. So, what do [...]
Tomsk, on March 24th, 2010
The good: The cops won't know what it is. The bad: They'll have no trouble keeping up with you.
Ask the average hoon to name a European full-size (by Continental standards, anyhow) sedan from the waning years of the Malaise Era, and chances are he or she will drop the name of the W126 Mercedes-Benz [...]
Tomsk, on March 7th, 2010
Sure, the proportions are a bit awkward. Same can be said of the Sistine Chapel's ceiling.
When it comes to GM’s postwar two-door wagons, we all know about the 1955-’57 Chevy Nomad. And a lot of us probably know about the ’55-’57 Pontiac Safari, which used the Nomad body shell. Hell, there’s probably a few [...]
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