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In reply to the discussion: Nader killed the Corvair [View all]porsche and vw had the same suspension. Second version was independent suspension which is still to this day the standard for performance cars
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Neither did my dad. My first car and second, corvairs. 63 coupe and 65 Monza.
SammyWinstonJack
Jan 2019
#16
Loved my first car, a '63 Corvair. Ran great, always started in subzero weather, always drove well
SharonAnn
Jan 2019
#41
The Corvair was never any Porsche, but there were plenty of guys out there who...
TreasonousBastard
Jan 2019
#6
I watched the video-- the Stinger was highly modified and had little to do with...
TreasonousBastard
Jan 2019
#15
Every November? I only hear about them every November of presidential elections...
brush
Jan 2019
#35
We had one of the original ones. It was a fun car to drive. I still like and drive small cars.
Hoyt
Jan 2019
#11
Oh, those things were a terror on wheels for the unexpecting who challenged them.
brush
Jan 2019
#47
Not necessarily any more unsafe than other cars. That's how cops put an end to car chases.
brush
Jan 2019
#38