Damn right, I have never been to Missouri.

Good points you raise since we do not have anything to compare the speed to.

I have no idea then.

So, drunk Arizona's lost their beach? Dang it.

Oh right, that, what are they doing walking in front of you anyway?

Mouse Traps?

Well this sure is a neat ad I just wonder about spectator safety with the obstacles in the way and the various sharp turns.

A coupe is not very practical because of the lack of cargo room, but at least you can put a trailer hitch on one.

Round here the farm equipment and Amish Buggies have to be let onto most of the roads since there is no other way to get around. You can get a license plate for your ATV and snowmobile too.

Sure is a nice list, but I am annoyed there is no mention of Pop Up Headlights anywhere!

First thing I noticed was the terribly parked Lincoln Navigator.

Oh, HIM!

I have not seen an Iron Ox in years, I forgot they existed. Now doing this in a small city or waaay out in the country seems fine, but I do not grasp the riskiness of the situation since I see nothing wrong with doing this provided there is a large enough shoulder and they stay off the limited access highways.

Well good thing the only F-150 I would consider buying is the XL trim level so I can avoid this SYNC among other frilly options.

The Turbo or the non-Turbo, because the non-Turbo has been on sale since 2011.

Now that is a good point you raise, I did not think about that.

Oh ok then, thanks for the info.

Will do and better luck next time.

Perhaps I can strut onto a dealer's lot later this year and buy a 2012 Turbo Veloster for cheap since they want to make room for the 2013s. Perhaps I can buy that one Veloster no one wants because of the "horrible" interior/exterior color combo and the lack of shiny doo dads.

I am a curious person myself, the prying does not bother me since you know when to stop. Yea, from what you and others type the place does sound nice.