DSkippy

Amen. Great post Lear.

RLSH700

Why does Truck Trend hire people who loathe diesels to review trucks with diesels and complain not only that the diesels should have more gasoline engine characteristics and make snide remarks about people who own them? Why does C&D hire people who are more concerned about cup holders and the ease of entry and exit of a supercar than who is actually better all around?

The press in general is out of touch. What they like tends to stink and what is actually good they hate. Lear, you hit the nail right on the head. Americans are not practical, why would we want to change. We have larger TVs, more media, more music, larger stereos, larger speakers, better computers, larger houses, and countless other things than what we actually need. It's called freedom and he can kiss the sole of my smelly foot if he thinks I'm going to live 100% practically. How would he like it if I did an audit on how he is wasteful in certain ways as people like this tend to be hypocrites. He probably drives a hybrid Lexus SUV.

Jeremiah 29:11

There will a always be nostalgic because of generations gone by.

I am sure some day somebody will want to buy a Crossfire retro because he loved his when he was a teenager.

I certainly could have written a better article than that.

RLSH700

I think a person who fell asleep on the keyboard could write a better article than that loser.

You're probably right though. I have a feeling that the models that aren't selling now will become collector's items. The Charger Daytona was considered to be ugly and weird in its day, heck some dealers were unable to sell the darn things, now people will empty their live savings on one.