Alright, which TCLer got a job at Yahoo Autos? "Top 10 Boxy Cars" complete with an E30 M3 on the main page...

[VadGTI]

I am not lying, ladies and gentlemen :



http://autos.yahoo.com/news/the-box-...be-square.html

It's like TCL hive-mind. Just 4 of the 10:



The list (reasons for each are in the link above):

Volvo 240 (1975–1993)
BMW M3 (1988–1991)
Mercedes-Benz 500E (1991–1994)
Jeep Cherokee (1984–2001)
Chevy Blazer (1973–1991)
Dodge Spirit R/T (1991–1992)
Ford Mustang LX 5.0 Notchback (1985–1993)
Land Rover Defender (1993–1997)
Bentley Turbo R (1985–1987)
Lexus LS 400 (1990–1994)


Everything covered. 5.0 Notch. E30 M3. Turbo Mopar. Defender. Cherokee. Volvo brick wagon. W124.


If the author isn't a TCLer, there's a spy in our midst.

[MAGICGTI]

So true. Great list, really.

[zane!]

If TCL had enough collective writing skills to publish an article, this would be that very article.

[Rugrat Anklebiter]

Ford Mustang LX 5.0 Notchback (1985–1993)

Sigh, I miss my 1991, Should never have sold it.

[Mabe]

Who the hell still uses yahoo?

[Iroczgirl]

Somebody did their homework.

[PsyberVW]

Somebody did their homework.

This is unheard of in professional journalism these days. Amateur. :p

[Lwize]

No Element, no care.

[atomicalex]

No Element, no care.

What? With its whopping payload of all of four average 12YOs? No. Defender blows it so out of the water that even Honda forgot it existed.

edit - agree - great list. TCL approved. Must be a plant...

[stascom]

TCL approved

[DasBaldGuy]

No Element, no care.

No VW Fox, no care....

[warren_s]

No Model T, no care.

[Vash350z]

Great list, woulda liked to see a TE corolla on there but i still loved every car on that list but i kinda feel like the Bentley Turbo R is out of place.

[976-RADD]

Who the hell still uses yahoo?

People like me, who don't know the difference between email providers, and couldn't care less.

[classicjetta]

Good choices

[bzcat]

I had the same thought as Vad when I saw this article... The entire list is TCL approved with possible exception of LS400.

Who the hell still uses yahoo?

Old people like us. Now go away

[IronJoe]

Yup very cool, my dad sent this to me last week.

[masa8888]

Volvo 240 (1975–1993)
BMW M3 (1988–1991)
Mercedes-Benz 500E (1991–1994)
Jeep Cherokee (1984–2001)
Chevy Blazer (1973–1991)
Dodge Spirit R/T (1991–1992)
Ford Mustang LX 5.0 Notchback (1985–1993)
Land Rover Defender (1993–1997)
Bentley Turbo R (1985–1987)
Lexus LS 400 (1990–1994)


Everything covered. 5.0 Notch. E30 M3. Turbo Mopar. Defender. Cherokee. Volvo brick wagon. W124.


If the author isn't a TCLer, there's a spy in our midst.

It's possible. Can't anybody be a contributing editor to Yahoo these days? I'm not even sure they're paid. Anyways, it's missing the Mk2 GTI, Mitsubishi Starion, 190E, Coupe Quattro, and Escort Cosworth

[Markos]

I had the same thought as Vad when I saw this article... The entire list is TCL approved with possible exception of LS400.



Old people like us. Now go away

Yep. You and 100 million other people that are active users. Yahoo != AOL. If you want to know how yahoo makes money, it's by filing patent lawsuits.

[phofpower]

Great list, woulda liked to see a TE corolla on there but i still loved every car on that list but i kinda feel like the Bentley Turbo R is out of place.

Really?

[MK5golf]

Should be named "Better looking cars of recent memory" or something like that

[Aonarch]

So true. Great list, really.

Agreed great list! I'm not keen on the Dodge, but the others get a .

[VadGTI]

Yep. You and 100 million other people that are active users. Yahoo != AOL. If you want to know how yahoo makes money, it's by filing patent lawsuits.

I use it because I can get 1) top stories, 2) random interesting stories and 3) a local portal that feeds into a bunch of LA news sources on one page.

[GunSupplier]

I had the same thought as Vad when I saw this article... The entire list is TCL approved with possible exception of LS400.

I think TCL approves the LS400. There are plenty of closet LS400 lovers in here (me included). The engine is a gem. To this day one of the quietest and smoothest V8s ever. The whole car is just a rolling bank vault of solidity and reliability that honestly still really hasn't been matched to this day in the upper echelon luxury car segment.

Plus, at this point, LS400s are really pretty cool looking compared to some of the overstyled monstrosities being released these days. I saw a super clean, well taken care of LS400 the other day with the later style LS430 wheels on it and I thought it looked fantastic. I was somewhat astonished that I liked it as much as I did.

[Geechie_Suede]

I had the same thought as Vad when I saw this article... The entire list is TCL approved with possible exception of LS400.



Old people like us. Now go away

I think TCL approves the LS400. There are plenty of closet LS400 lovers in here (me included). I saw a super clean, well taken care of LS400 the other day with the later style LS430 wheels on it and I thought it looked fantastic.

I love LS400s. I plan on replacing my SVT with one if I sell it. Agree about the wheels.

[71DubBugBug]

Mercedes G anyone?

[cityjohn]

IAnyways, it's missing the Mk2 GTI, Mitsubishi Starion, 190E, Coupe Quattro, and Escort Cosworth

...and Dodge Dynasty

[MrRoboto]

Chevy Blazer. Haven't heard that name in eon's. Not sure if I want to ever hear it again.