#3 brought to you by the film "The Place Behind The Pines"

I would imagine that there are a lot of repairs and general maintenance things on a Bentley that would very, very quickly burn up that $5000 cushion and then some. Hell, new brakes might be $5000 alone. Someone should call their local Bentley dealer and check then get back with me, I don't think I could even afford…

I wish still were automakers as innovative and ingenious as AMC. No company today could do so many things with so little money.

Sell off some bits and pieces to get it below the $500-mark and race it at LeMons. I bet the judges would even turn a blind eye if it stays slightly above that level....just to have a Phantom racing at LeMons.

I'd drive with/alongside/near him anyday. He's not afraid to have fun.

A wrecked McLaren is better than a mothballed McLaren.

Looks like it paid off hiring Robin Page — Bentley's former head of interior design...

at least you didn't say chinaman. Not the preferred nomenclature...

I bet if they launched grenades with a badminton racket they would be aces!

Huayra, Potoo. Potoo, Huayra.

Is that a fish bob or an anchor? Probably just a creatively posed running parts car. I hear a rumor that sometimes Jeeps go offroad in places that might damage the roof.

hahaha, I'm laughing so hard right now. That song cracks me up every time. We have a touch-tunes at the one bar I roll too. Totally putting this on this weekend.

Me and my wife picnic. With fried chicken dinners in styrofoam containers from the deli in a graveyard.

It's okay, it only plays songs you've never heard of anyway.

It's pretty crazy that spending more than $250 million to CGI the late Paul Walker into Fast & Furious 7 was more cost effective than just starting the film over from scratch without him. Now the studio behind the latest Fast it pushing hard for an insurance claim reportedly in excess of $50 million.

In this shot, this totally looks like the dude from Motorcycle Diaries...