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Regarding that POS Lada from the USSR/Russia, it's not retro, it just hasn't changed since Fiat discovered it could trade car manufacturing "technology" for cheap Russian steel to use in its own cars. So what the Russians build is essentially an early-1970s Fiat, but less sophisticated, and way less reliable, the thought of which outstrips the power of metaphor.
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Yeah, Fletch, the Mustang that I rented for a couple of months while back in the States actually handled quite well, with no tire (or "tyre", as you Brits spell it) squeal to speak of. It was also comfortable, got reasonable fuel economy, and, overall, was very pleasant to live with for the time I had it. To be fair, though, this was not the true "muscle car" version of the Mustang, car rentals cheap and had a serviceable 6-pot instead of a massive V-8.
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