Everyone forget about the ford GT that did the standing mile at 283.232 mph?? Official Guinness World Record. It's on YouTube...

OK, the wheelie bar question keeps coming up:

Wheelie bars are not considered safety equipment, just a suspension-tuning device and are not required by the rule book in any class, speed or E.T. bracket.

For a street car, cross-drilled rotors are not only unnecessary, but potentially dangerous if the build quality is not up to snuff. If you're buying a full braking system, dropping $2000 or more, then yes the quality is there. If you're buying no-name drilled rotors and just tossing them on the car, you unfortunately…

Not true.

Do you mention your asian Toronto girlfriends in every post?

The rule for companies that manufactures goods in China is and has always been:

Travis, 1995 and 1994 are considered by many to be more desirable than the 1996 (and the most desirable of the NA's) because they have the larger 1.8 engine, optional torsen diff AND (unlike 96 and 97) still use the simpler and more reliable OBDI electronics...including only one O2 sensor, etc.

If I'm honest, it doesn't look like anyone on that block parks very well.

So they're too lazy to actually build the new NSX, so they're making everyone do it for them?

Nothing is impossible.

Mid ohio and road America too.

Best touchdown in New York in weeks.

Mustang II

2001 MotorTrend & North American Car of the Year: Chrysler PT Cruiser

We really need a full shot of this sweater. Having seen only part of one sleeve, I imagine that it can only be all kinds of epic

Needs moar links

Zac it looks like you barfed up information all over the page. Kinja sucks donkey balls.

I recently went to a Houston coffee and cars event. Saw a few Supras and for the first time in my adult life, they looked old. This car is not aging well in its second life. They looked great through the 90's and 00's but something about the headlights, wheel, and overall shape are starting to show its age.

I'm assuming he was communicating via drive through speaker.