Forgot Star Wars wrap. This is my friends’ Veloster wrapped like Boba Fett's armor:

Let the greatest genius of our generation answer that question for you:

Rolls Royce, but not a car one...I’ve always loved the Merlin

In 1978, 10 of us stuffed into my two uncles VW Rabbits to “take a little drive up Pikes Peak”. This was before they put up a lot of the guardrails and other things that might help a car from becoming a coffin. I don’t have video of the drive, but let’s just say it was pretty damn scary...especially since I was in the…

Well then, on behalf of Pontiac/Firebird/muscle car lovers everywhere, let me be the first to give you the bird!

Porsche will charge extra for each electron....

Sweet! Thanks!

Thanks....there was some article I read saying that the insurance on the “P” versions was high. Maybe outdated info or only certain areas, etc

There are reports that auto insurance companies are charging ludicrous prices for insuring “P” optioned Teslas. Any truth to that?

While the Cuyahoga may still be a burning, the 0-60 on this car will be anything but hot. Good luck on that on ramp merge.

Too much of a SAAB story...

What’s not to like? NP all the way...unless there are some details missing...

I believe the S65 AMG has the hydraulic suspension system (ABC) vs the air one. It’s even more expensive to fix...

Rock the casbah!

At the time new regs on convertibles were coming out and there was even speculation at the time that they would be outlawed.

‘76 Cadillac Eldorado Bicentennial Edition. Special paint job for what was promoted by Generous Morons (GM) as the last GM convertible ever.

Actually the Pontiac wide track ad campaign started back in the 50s and 60s and was considered quite successful.

One of my favorite books as a kid was a book about the XB-70 and I remember it talking about the special ejection seats....first thing I looked at when I saw this post...pretty cool

I think they at least have to sell off some brands. Might as well sell off Bugatti given they won’t have enough dough to keep it going.

I want to say that I saw it done on an episode of “Wheeler Dealers”...ah yes, here it is...the one with the Ferrari. About 12 minutes into this episode: