Oh hell yes.

Alfa Romeo Montreal. Doing a burnout.

Show cars are boring.

I wanna see more patina.

Old Toyota > New Toyota

Yes, this is the same wagon featured before. Yes, I still am in love with it.

I'm almost sure I've posted this picture before, but I simply don't care.

It's... it's beautiful...

This was my childhood family car.

My dad had a 1987 Toyota Camry LE. He bought it from my grandfather in 1993 shortly after the birth of my sister. It was totaled in 2005, with 230,000 miles. My dad's was a little different; the wheels looked like rotary phone dials, and the grill simply had "Toyota" written in a Helvetica-type font rather than the oval symbol. But seeing one like my dad's makes me nostalgic, and yes, I check Craigslist for one all the time.

This 1967 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato needs a good home.

It's only about 20 grand, and it comes with a million spare parts, including multiple different sets of lights, an extra rebuilt 5-speed, a spare 1600cc shortblock, and many extras. Please buy this.

 You'll prefer it to a new Camry, unless you're boring.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300482360256&viewitem=#ht_500wt_1182

To answer your car-related question, Volvo 240

I'm convinced my next car will be one.

Muscle cars with Euro plates: strangely cool.

It's a Toyota, it's a wagon, and it's glorious.