The pearl white on those fuel cell CR-Vs is fantastic. That image doesn't do it justice.

Seems irrelevant to this discussion. 😂

But seriously, that Saturn is fantastic, thanks for sharing it.

Well, the pre-1993 cars were the same spec as the later SC2 but just called SC. This could be one of those.

But I'd consider that and Matt's comment as relevant to accurately describing the car.

This.

I'm not bitter about it or anything, I just immediately remembered this 2 year old screen shot. 😄

I'm curious what the connection is.

When I finished my basement ~15 years ago I had to work in the attic to update my smoke detectors. The city had a rule that smoke detectors had to be brought up to current code if any permits are pulled.

Not obvious at all! 😄

The nearest bus should be able to pull forward enough to let the left most bus pull forward or exit. Then the cars and the far push can exit.

My backup daily 2001 Tundra. It's my work truck and salt and snow daily. With the Stealth down for most of the year, it was pressed into full daily duty and has never skipped a beat.

It crossed 340K miles this week, 17K put on this year.

My dad still talks about the 3 1/2 disks in terms of the rigid floppy disk. He can't get over that it's not floppy like the 5 1/4.

Here's one from my current hometown, Columbus.

My daughter has an identical Scion iM. Hers has N7 badges that I've not been able to figure out.

My HS 1976 Camaro was a similar green (and rust), but with a black interior. The terrible pictures don't do it justice.

Also, dad bought a 1977 Cutlass Supreme and considered this spec, but ended up with Mandarin Orange and Light Buckskin.

I imagine the interior space is larger in part because of the foot of extra wheelbase. The CRV is longer, wider and taller, though.

Bake in an extra X% into your billing and offer X% off if paid in full in less than 25 days. I bet some of them will bite. If they don't, you get paid a bit more.