Overrated? Not in today’s climate. That overrated car, you so elegantly put it, has kept appreciating in value. I’d HIGHLY doubt you’d turn one way given the change to own one. When these were once $50,000-$75,000 no one wanted them. Now that they are approaching $1,000,000 for certain examples, they are highly sought…

No offense, but if anyone is actually looking for some Oscar worthy performances, your barking up the wrong tree. This movie is about the cars, plain and simple. It's why you would go to it. To hear the sounds of the V12s on the big screen. It's why my local car group (older people who own these types of cars) are all…

I don't see his collection ever getting split. I'm pretty sure Jay has some sore of Trust created to turn the collection into an automotive museum for everyone to come see (and maybe become a 501c(3) type to donate to a specific charity). 

Hate to break it to you, but he does! Had a MS P90D for 7 years (and rumors now he has a MS Plaid. Because he appreciates what electric cars are all about. Though, I too hate Tesla. Give me any other brand EV. 

“Dedicated track cars”? I think you have that definition a bit wrong. These are street cars that CAN be taken to the track and used on said track. Dedicated track cars are something like the McLaren 570 GT4 or a Hurricane Evo II track car, i.e track only. And if someone doesn’t want to take their (insert exotic car…

Glad I’m not alone. 👍

While I love the Sagaris, my TVR heart will ALWAYS want a Tuscan Speed Six targa (aka the Swordfish car) in the chameleon blue, same as the movie car

For anyone complaining that $630 for a PPI, in this case, is expensive, especially on a car that’s $30K, need to come to reality. Like he says, a good well detailed PPI takes time, and shops don’t do things for free. Time is money. And whether you are spending $30K or $130K, the small cost for absolute piece-of-mind…

DAMN IT, you beat me to it, lol! 👍👍 Pull up to a light and everyone will just think it’s some silly Opel/Vauxhall Omega. But a little yellow & green badge (Lotus) and a different name (Carlton) gives an idea what it is and what it’s about! I WANT ONE!!!

Ordered an XLT hybrid at X-Plan (just over invoice) and it’s legitimate. (Full disclosure, worked at said dealer for 23 years in sales and dealer principal is cool with it). 👍

I can shed some light on this story. When I sold cars for the Ford dealer I worked for (from ‘97 to 2020. I started at 20 years old), Ford has a company called “Hole-In-One”. It’s basically a promotion for all golf outings, that the dealer can offer a 2-year lease on a particular vehicle of choice. For that, there is…

+1 Flash Green over Adacama leather! Yes please!! 

You must have skimmed the article and completely wiffed at this part :

What you did there? I see it! 👏👏

D’oh! 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️That’s what I get for posting after staying up all night watching SNF and barely getting any sleep! Yeah, the 9-2x is awesome. It was the Trailblazer based 9-7x that was the worst.

For me, this ALWAYS comes to mind when talking about badge engineering:

I’ll say, the Anniversary packages of Mustangs go a little further than just a “sticker package”. Usually each one is in a bespoke color not available in any other model. Like the 2004 was a beautiful shade of Crimson Red, while the 2015 model used the original shade Wimbledon White from 1964.5 (which we all know were…

As an option. Standard motor was the regular F150 powertrain. The supercharger was a drop ship item to Saleen IIRC (sold Fords from ‘97-’20 but that timeline, I was on death's door with UC, liver issues, and eventually liver transplant, so that time is a little fuzzy). 

Maserati is the #1 answer IF you find the ones with the ZF transmission, which are bulletproof. The ones with the single clutch sequential manual are POS that fail all the time.

Don't forget it would need an all new hybrid system installed with fresh batteries.