Omg, the guy slamming the glass hatch closed almost gave me a heart attack!!

I thought the SVO mustangs had a v-6.

These devices seem a little suspect to me. They are fraudulent. 😂

Toyota changed the brakes for 1988 giving it thicker rotors to help with brake fade.

A real car This is what we need to go back to

She said 90hp moved the car along nicely. It did. The 2.3 had lots of torque.

Yeah that water nozzle didn't catch on. Lol

Hi thanks for saving my money. I do wonder if perhaps the hydrogen device is still a good idea for a few reasons? 1) Some hydrogen replacing gas is still a savings -5% vs 0? (2) Hydrogen is cleaner and the byproduct of water, in small amounts doesn't it help clean an engine? (3) If the device reduces enough consumption to pay for itself over the life of a vehicle, or many, isn't this a win? (4) Doesn't hydrogen have a stronger explosive force when burned, compared to gas, so wouldn't you get more power? Just curious.

I clicked for Jennifer Khasnabis, and she did not disappoint...I wonder what undies she was wearing that day, and how I could get them?

Junk cars my mums was a lemon

Legand has it in New England that you could hear them rusting in the driveway 😅

Good looking car; I’d want an automatic transmission. I’m over this manual transmission crap; I can drive one, but I choose not to. Manual transmissions are in the minority, for they don’t get any better fuel mileage, and you do get sick of shifting gears…

"I DRIVE A DODGE STRATUS!!!" - Will Ferrell

Now here's a car that I remember back in 1989. It's amazing how South Korea made this car interesting.

If that was international then I’m the Queen of England.

W126 were fabulous vehicles at their inception but these were already quite dated by 1990 - sluggish transmission, ho-hum interior, etc. The original Lexus LS400 (and even the BMW e32) were like a leap into the next century.

I put a V8 in a 1984 Regal Limited that's basically this one

Sad the Eclipse never made a come back it was a hell of a car with a huge torquey V6. We have had 2 Eclipses since it died and Mitsubishi could have used those to bring it back.

Miss these big cats ❤

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Back in 1986, one of the car mags (feel like it was R&T or Car and Driver) did a comparison test that included the 6000 STE, '86 Acura Legend Sedan and two other similiar cars. I have it saved somewhere. Anyway, the STE helds it own and ranked only slightly behind the Acura. That impressed the heck out of me!

Chrysler's confusing decisions. Not too many people know the Stratus/Sebring Coupes are all Mitsubishi except for the radio's head unit. Diamond Star Motors (DSM) Normal, Illinois R.I.P.

It basically had a Mitsubishi engine and transmission but with terrible Hyundai electronics that were toublesome as they aged. Also had issues with the alarm system that could leave you stranded.

Ahhh 2004, when we thought that Mercedes-Benz and Chrysler merging was going to be a good thing…

21 mpg on a GM V6? That's actually pretty good. I only managed to get 16mpg out of my CPI 4.3.

This 1984 Sunbird Turbo sedan is worth having. I would like to have one right now as a first car.

The first few years of these had their issues, but ended up becoming a very reliable platform. I know several C body owners that got well over 200K out of them.

I had the first gen model. Loved it. May have been low horsepower but it was a very cool little car to get around in and it was fun despite only have 69 hp. Wish someone would make cars like this again. Nissan sure as hell isn't going to.

HYUNDAI ACCENT SISTER CAR

Nice upload. Had a couple zjs. And still have a clean one.

Fun fact: There was a cheaper version of the sedan and wagon sold at Saturn dealers called the L series.

Los cuatro puertas me gustan amí , para llevar a la familia

I LOVE my 98’ Tacoma! The most reliable pick up ever built, and fun to drive too. When the world finally ends (hopefully sooner than later), all that will remain are cockroaches and Tacomas.

MR2 is awesome!!!

I miss my 85 Audi 4000S!

They should have tested the 1990 and newer after the facelift

My driver’s ed car was the non-turbo Sunbird 1.8L with automatic transmission. My second car was the 84 Buick Skyhawk with 2.0L OHV with 86 HP and a 4 speed manual. As a daily driver and an occasional fun drive I felt the 2.0L with manual transmission was the better engine and transmission for the early J-body cars. First purchase was to replace OEM tires for higher end touring tires for better performance. Feather driving gave me more than 30 MPG city and more than 40 MPG HWY. get on a winding country road and it was a fun car to toss into the corners.

I drove a Peugeot 5008 (suv) in Europe last week for a week. It was competent transportation with a funky steering wheel. Nothing luxurious about it. Now that it is under the Stellantis umbrella we might not see it over here since Chrysler has the US market for them.

Spy shots of my car!

A salamander? Someone needs an optometrist.

Best Merc🙂🤪

This and the 2000-2007 Chrysler vans were the best looking minivans ever

84 was rearvwheel drive, bring it back to camry as a option. I hate fwd and live my camry but would prefer it in rwd. Enough of this fwd madness. Put engine in so on v6 plugs and exhaust are reachable without top end being removed. Put trans in the correct direction front to back not side to side. Fwd makes no sense unless you.live in snow area. And still not a solution awd is better. Bring back rwd makes basic repairs easier and cheaper.

This was made in my Country and mom and dad had both Fox and Fox Wagon. ;)

Kia Optima 2003-2006 was also produced in Russia (Plant Autotor Kaliningrad). We called it Magentis. I bought this car in 2006 and still drive it. Maximum configuration EX V6.

And what do you know, cars are shaped like this again. Blah 🤮 lol

This is what they based the chevette off of.