The '66-70 Falcon was a bit odd, in that it wasn't its own dedicated compact, like a Chevy II, Corvair, or Dart/Valiant. Instead, it was essentially a shortened Fairlane. They put Falcons on a 110.9&… (View Post)

I always thought that, too. The Sky definitely seemed more aggressive and edgy to me, whereas the Solstice just had too much of a cutesy look to it, like the automotive equivalent of a little pug pup… (View Post)

You all have my home town of Glenn Dale, MD, to thank for the Bradford Pear. It was bred at a US Plant Introduction facility there, and only introduced in the 1960s. It's not supposed to be able to r… (View Post)

I always thought the '88 redesign really turned the Regal into an old people's car. While a lot of old people certainly bought the '87 and earlier models, I tended to think of the preceding generatio… (View Post)

That '72 Caddy door panel looks like something that is gorgeous, if you handle it with kid gloves and keep it out of hot, sunny weather. But that pull strap is just waiting to get yanked off, and the… (View Post)