Fair price, given mileage and condition. If I were in the market for one of these, I'd look closely at this one.

^This. For no more than it looks like it'll go for, you could have absolute unbeatable bragging rights on EVERYONE at your next track day.

I'm a big fan of LED light bars on police cars, from the perspective of having been the poor schmuck trying not to get run over on the side of the road. They really do make a big difference in safety, especially in adverse visibility conditions.

These look fantastic and I will accept no dissent. It's one of the most distinctive sights on the road and makes me smile every time.

One of the first; one of the best.

Because Porsche's dirty little secret is that the Cayman is fundamentally a better car than their flagship 911, and if they ever gave it competitive power it would become painfully apparent. They don't want to show the world that the car that is effectively their identity is obsolete.

Greatest? Well, no, probably not. But it's damn sure the Bond-villainiest. I give you the ekranoplan.

Jeff Gordon: "Clint's run into me numerous times and wrecked me. He got into me on the back straightaway and ruined our day. I set up and got him back."

Any airplane that has been flown in combat by grandsons of its original crews and is projected to stay in service to its 100th birthday definitely deserves some love.

Of all the combat aircraft ever built, the TU-95 is definitely the loudest. NATO fighter pilots intercepting Bears reported clearly hearing the engines through their canopies and helmets, over the sound of their own engines and 500 knot wind noise. Submarines tracked them via sonar.

It's often said that when the last A380 goes into retirement in the desert, the crew will fly home in a 737. But when the last 737 is retired, the crew will probably fly home in a C-47. 70 years old and still earning its keep.

Pretty much any Bimmerphile will agree with this.

Really should have been an M5. But since it was just going to get trashed, just as well it wasn't.

I don't remember seeing these in "Die Another Day."

Kind of, yeah. These are the earlier A-12s, not technically SR-71s, but this is a good look too.

Polish fighter pilot Mike Gladych's P-47 "Pengie V." Yes, it's a model, but it was real... and it was spectacular.

...as, of course does JPS livery.

Gulf Oil livery looks great on everything...

VF-84, high-vis, full stop. Because black and gold look great on ANYTHING.

Rosso Corsa. It's a little obvious, but for good reason.