Good morning comrades! The glorious revolution has treated us well, no? We have fields to harvest dirt in, and Subarus for us to play in.
How Ronald Reagan Became A Secret Subaru Test Driver
In Ronald Reagan's day, it wasn't smart for an American politician to be seen in a Japanese vehicle, but the soon-to-be-President quietly kept a quirky Subaru BRAT at his ranch in California under an agreement that the automaker would get progress reports from Reagan on the little truck's performance. Read about how…
For $12,500, The Chevy Thunderstorm Will Let You Reign on Any Parade
GM has a history of vehicle names based on weather phenomena- Typhoon, Syclone, etc. While we're still waiting on the Chevy Titty Twister, the forecast for today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe calls for a 100% chance of ThunderStorm.
Snowy Roads, Downpours, and Sandy Beaches DEMAND '83 Subarus!
Remember when you used to have to pull a lever to send power to all four wheels in your Subaru? The hardships our forefathers endured!
Underachieving AT-ATs
The Subaru BRAT is a great runabout but the backwards-facing jump seats are as dangerous for storm troopers as they are for everyone else and thus makes for an underachieving AT-AT. Check out Lunchbreath for the full series. [Flickr]
Ten Vehicles That Don't Belong On BuisnessWeek's 50 Ugliest Cars List
We're convinced BusinessWeek intentionally created its "Fifty Ugliest Cars of the Past 50 Years" list to offend Jalopnik reader sensibilities as much as possible. We've pulled out ten cars that simply have no place on this list. Two-minutes hate ahead.
Denver, Home Of The BRAT
This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot
The Thunderstorm Is Part Geo Storm, Part Subaru Brat, 100% Awesome
It's The Most Patriotic Brat Ever, Dummy
There's probably no flag-draped car currently more familiar than the Subaru Brat from My Name Is Earl, which ironically had seats put in the bed to counteract pro-American trade sanctions on Japanese trucks. [IMDCB]
