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That's right, the Aztek had a built-in pop-up tent for tailgating. Good memory!
by rjdagost 7y ago
That's right, the Aztek had a built-in pop-up tent for tailgating. Good memory!
- jason_slack 7y agoI owned an Aztek and it was actually one of my more favorite cars because I could sleep in it if needed. I also really loved the Honda Element. I spend many a night at a beach and was very comfortable.
- jjtheblunt 7y agoI feel same about my (purchased used from 1st owner) 1982 SAAB 900 turbo, which was versatile as could be, and a great car to drive.
- hef19898 7y agoDamn great car! I hope you still have it!
- jjtheblunt 7y agoSadly, totalled it in May 1990 avoiding an animal that ran out in front of me on a two lane country road with gravel, going a bit too fast. avoided the animal, thankfully, and wanted a new 900 turbo since, but they were only made a few more years.
- hef19898 7y agoDamn pitty, but as long as you weren't hurt who really cares about a car? They are getting rare, looked them up the other day. But then I realized one 82 car is the max I might be allowed!
- jjtheblunt 7y agoWe might be clones. I look them up too off and on. Hilarious.
- lloeki 7y agoMy current car is a '08 euro Civic (FN2), your typical hot hatch. Or maybe not! Fold the back seats down and the floor is flat, long/large enough to drop a camping mat or two and fall asleep while looking at the stars up through the rear window. The design was very divisive when it rolled out but I find it still looks awesome ten years down the road.