Automotive enthusiasts?

@LR-Studios  
I’m glad they got smart and made the Mustang look cool in 1994 again. the Fox body doesn’t look like a proper mustang at all
 
I’m biased though, my aunt had a 4th gen Mustang convertible. so awesome.

@LR-Studios  
I had a T-shirt like that, but with Corvette.

@RainbowDash69  
Yay.

this one is my favorite, obviously….
 

 
made with the 75th anniversary Suburban!

@RainbowDash69  
I see plenty of Tahoe’s here in Mex.

@Toyminator900  
it’s a pretty common truck from 1999-2014 models at least. the new generation isn’t so common but it is just as beautiful. The Suburban is a bit too huge, but the Tahoe seems to be the perfect size.
 
I want one just for fun though I wish the Z71 package was as cool as it used to be
 

 
like this beauty. a 2006 Tahoe Z71 (even though it’s random) is a truck I’d love to have

@RainbowDash69  
I’m not much of a van guy, but I like the GMC Yukon from the 90s.  
Mainly because it’s the car used in the movie “Nothing to lose”, my first “R” rated movie that I watched when I was 4, I still didn’t know english by that time, so I didn’t understand many of the jokes, but I liked the van.  

@SeraphimDawn  
I’m glad Mr. Regular can fulfill his dream to have this car
 
I am guessing it has the “slow car fun” he always talks about, too. it’s in great condition, what a lucky find
 
btw, I am so excited to see his postings of all those UK cars he did. the Rolls-Royce one will be surely hilarious

@race’emhard  
it’s beautiful and obnoxious… without being anything but completely American. it’s hilarious and practical
 
also, red interior gives me good memories of my mom’s old 1987 S10 Blazer.

@RainbowDash69  
That guy’s got talents. Every one of his reviews are different, and has endless amounts of humor.  
I dunno how he does it. But he just does.
 
He also grew up during the time when I grew up. When cars had those frog lights. My dad’s old 1988 Honda Accord also had those retractable frog lights. Running in the 90s man!
 
My neighbour also once had this 1995 Chrysler Town and Country.  
 
These used to rule the suburbs.

@SeraphimDawn  
haha, Mr. Regular loves frog lights. this is my only experience with them: a Ford Probe my cousin had once
 
 
yes my neighbor had one too, it was white…. two of my cousins also had one (a blue on and a red one)
 
you ever heard of Hoovie’s garage? he did a review of a mint condition 1991 Caravan AWD, the same generation as that T&C. and then put mud tires on it
 
it’s so hard to find one in good condition. most are rusted or cursed with faded paint

@RainbowDash69  
RCR should review one.
 
I know Chrysler cars had rather negative reputations in terms of reliability. But their sedans were ubiquitous on the road back when I was a kid.
 
The Intrepid, New Yorker, Concorde, Sebring and their Dodge Neon and Stratus.

@SeraphimDawn  
they did a 1994 Caravan, back when RCR was very strange. here
 
yep, I’d love to have a Chrysler (one that doesn’t burn oil).
 
all Chrysler cars and minivans had a sense of understated beauty… besides the PT Cruiser, but the Pronto Cruiser was one of my favorite concept cars (I had a die-cast model of one)  

@RainbowDash69  
They often stood out for looking like cars from the 1940s.

@LR-Studios  
Wait, they made a Mopar edition Dart? Love that color scheme.

@LR-Studios  
I actually wanted one… until I heard there were too many defect associated with this model. Plus they discontinued it.

@SeraphimDawn  
Yeah, this year.

@LR-Studios  
It would have been a cool Corolla, Elantra, Cruze alternative.  
Man FCA is really incompetent in the family car segments. Charger and 300 are their only successful models these days, and those are models are pretty much rehashed relics of the bygone Chrysler and Dodge, when they had somewhat competent people on their staff in those segments.

@SeraphimDawn  
and Fiat isn’t good for midsize family cars, so they can’t even help Chrysler in that endeavor
 
 
@Flying Pancake  
yeah every year they make a Mopar edition with a special certificate and accessories. that’s the Mopar ’13. The Mopar ’14 was a Challenger, Mopar ’15 was a Charger, and Mopar ’16 was a Ram. Mopar ’17 is my favorite due to the sick paint job
 

@RainbowDash69  
I don’t think Fiat even knows how to make their own roadsters anymore. They are burrowing technology from Mazda.  
Yet the Jeep department is still fine and dandy.