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more about #autos more comments → overunderover: total misappropriation of my avatar, dammit!!! more » z00L: Say what you will, but I'd fuck that new Challenger in a heartbeat. You know, if that was possible. more » Botswana Meat Commission FC: Pfft, a little bankruptcy couldn't kill this bitch! [img src="http://www.auto-classics.net/files/79ElCamino.jpg" more » BookishLookish: Overunderover's avatar. Sigh, where has he been? more » BadUncle: These fine Corinthian Leathers don't run! more » Flathead Smith: I remember when my grandfather bought a brand new (for him, it was a dealer demo) 1976 Plymouth Volare. That thing was an absolute nightmare. When you... more » Private Hangnail: I'm enjoying the fact that not quite bankrupt yet has suddenly become good news. more » leavethegun-takethecannoli: GM and Ford are both world-class again. The new Cadillacs, such as the CTS-V easily rival the best from Germany. I predict they will be back on top wi... more » engineerd: Now if Chrysler can bring back Find Corinthian Leather, we'll know they are back! more » ADismalScience: HamNo, I just checked - FuckYeahAmericanCars is still an available tumblr. Go make your millions. more » Imnotatnbc: Maybe once the UAW takes ownership of GM away from the overpaid fuckwits who've been running the place into the ground they'll start making good cars.... more » Jo Schmo: What? more » belltolls: I would totally buy a Road Runner; but they have to look like the old ones and they have to come in purple! more » Almostbanned: To tell you the truth, GM really is building honest-to-goodness world-class cars these days. Its a damn shame what's happening to them. Ford and Chrys... more » El Matardillo: I'm sure Denton has several seats made from fine Corinthian leather. more » -
#recessionomics
American Autos are King Again!
The Way We Live Now: Rollin on Dubs. You can't keep the US auto industry down! Unless "you" are a superior foreign competitor. But if "you" are bankruptcy, forget it. USA car companies are back! More » -
#recessionomics
At Least the Ultra-Rich Still Have Ferraris
"This is a tough time for the very wealthy," begins a story about how "ultra-luxury" auto brands are confident that their customers will survive. Meanwhile, the American dream is now "to be a renter!" More » -
#journalismism
CBS Sells Brainwashing News for Car Dealers
Here's something scary that exists: The Automotive Broadcasting Network ("Fueled by CBS"!), which beams soothing, automotive industry-friendly news into car dealerships, so as not to upset the customers. Katie Couric is a GM zombie! More » -
#badvertising
Company Endears Itself to You With Vandalism
Motorists find ads annoying when they are placed on billboards, hundreds of feet away. "Better" idea: why not make them think that your ad is actually vandalism to their car? Yea! More » -
#auctions
Obama's Old Car Surprisingly Affordable For Republicans
Always wanted to own a President's old car, but haven't been able to find one with a Hemi engine? Now you can buy Barack Obama's 2005 Chrysler 300C for a great price! More » -
#badvertising
Fire-Haired Demon Child Demands 'Big Girl Car'
In this age of fossil fuel depletion, economic meltdown, and a dying US auto industry, how should consumers pick an automobile? By bowing to the demands of the world's most terrifying screeching red-haired brat: More » -
#publicrelations
GM's Casual Dress Code Leads To Success
Hey, there's been a huge auto bailout! In this clip, GM execs show up for a press conference in less-than-crisp suits, their way of screwing American taxpayers again (I think). Smug, guys. -
#advertising
Montauk Monster Stars In Car Commercial
So it's happened: the Montauk Monster has sold out. This Brazilian Volkswagen ad purportedly features a "dogfish," but its true identity is clear. You've come a long way, Monty. Video proof after the jump: More » -
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#media
Detroit Papers Get Worse, Harder To Obtain
Nobody lives in Detroit any more, and nobody reads print newspapers, so maybe it's not so bad that the few remaining Detroit residents can no longer get their awful papers delivered to their burned-out homes. More »
