You stay classy, Virginia. My lovely state scores an impressive 4 out of 10 on this list.

First, buy dream car.

Han was a smuggler, first and foremost. As someone who lives in Appalachia, when I think smuggler, I think moonshiner. How about the moonshiner's favorite; a souped up 1940 Ford with a flathead V8?

...and the NISMO specific warning against car washes is good, too.

I've always been partial to the golf bag storage from the 350Z...

Brilliant answer, just brilliant.

Gotta go with the Lotus 7 from the original Prisoner

You are 100% right on this one. Never have I been so happy to spend an entire year working 90+ hrs a week, nearly losing a couple fingers in the machine shop, getting my engineering degree in hand only to head back to the shop to get ready for competition, and come away with only a 6th place finish.

First gen Taurus

I will have to respectfully disagree with you on the brake pad replacement. These things can go terribly wrong, even when professionals are performing them. I used to work for a brake manufacturer, and have seen big screw ups. Two of my favorite examples...

Why stop at just the Skyline Drive? Just keep going and hit the Blue Ridge Parkway. I drive across it everyday on I-64 on the way to work and am always so tempted to skip my job and just cruise the Parkway.

Hear hear!

I wonder if VA will start cracking down on people who have 69 somewhere in their randomly generated license plate numbers

2004 Subaru WRX...It lives in a scrapyard now, but it had enough WRC DNA to keep me unharmed after I decided to roll the thing a few times and stop on the roof.

@Optixtruf: Hear, hear!

Since my dad's a retired USMC pilot, I'll have to give a nod to his old ride...the Huey

@burlybax: As the proud owner of one, I couldn't agree more. At least the front looks good...

Red 1984 Mk1 VW GTi