Yeah, this new Mitsu "look" has gone from being at least distinctive, to Japanese Generica.

I've seen quite a few of these new Outlanders on the roads in recent months, but not one of them was a non-fleet vehicle...

On Route 295 southbound was a car carrier and it had two 2014 Silverado's on it. I swear the Blue Granite Metallic one was a regular cab, standard bed model (the black one in front was clearly a crew cab). If so, that would be my first sighting of a regular cab model.

Saw a clean early '90s Caddy Allante in a teal which was a very popular color across many car makers in the early to mid '90s.

Also saw a wrecked white Hummer H3T on a flatbed, that's first H3T I've seen IIRC since I saw a carhauler full of them when they first came out a few years ago ('08?)

Not so sure about the 2nd gen air extractors....

Whilst traversing the ASU campus this afternoon, I saw a white '13/14 Mustang GT CS convertible w/ a Michigan mfgr plate, with a variety of strange looking objects (sensors and telemetry, maybe?) on the decklid and left rear quarter panel...guy in the passenger seat using a laptop...

Whilst traversing the ASU campus this afternoon, I saw a white '13/14 Mustang GT CS convertible w/ a Michigan mfgr plate, with a variety of strange looking objects (sensors and telemetry, maybe?) on the decklid and left rear quarter panel...guy in the passenger seat using a laptop...

Test mule. Cool.

This picture of a new Jaguar F-Type in downtown Pittsburgh cost me $350. You're welcome. Right after I snapped the picture, I dropped the phone and cracked the screen.

A few days later I went to a car cruise and saw these monsters.

The Continental was really stunning in person.

^ '68 Imperial convertible; one of 474 units. I prefer the '67 nose, but the rears on these 2 years is pretty nice.

Nice set of pics!

From today's cruise.

That '65 Dodge convertible is sweet...like the new Camaro also.