Rock chip protection is absolutely necessary on newer cars, though most modern cars keep it clear if its included at all.

I grew up in Georgia and I could easily vouch for my home state’s gearhead qualities.

At least in and around Atlanta, where I stay, those 1st-gen RXs are still everywhere.

It’s not exactly what you’re asking for, but it’s something

I hear you. I like it, but I’m also surprised that I like it.

Thank you. I think it’s actually a violation of international law to bring up “racing V-6s” without mentioning Alfa Romeo

Same. 1995 Alfa Romeo 164LS - the sounds it made were pornographic

Weirdly, I saw a new Jaguar iPace yesterday with the base-spec wheels equipped, and I actually preferred the look

LMAO speaking of which, what ever happened to Leon?

Indeed - one of my favorite films is incidentally Statham’s debut, “Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.” It’s not a traditional comedy, but given his part in that movie, I could see such a concept going well.

The Lincoln/Bentley copycat dust-up and China’s copycat brigades are far more interesting.

It is amazing to note just how tiny these cars are. I don’t know how I’d handle seeing one in person - I think I’d be reduced to tears in the same way I would be if I held a newborn puppy.

Damn, the Glicks just sound salty as hell in the IG post I saw

I’ve really got to see this thing in person to get the right idea of the proportions, because some days I think it looks fine, but then others I think it looks awful.

Fancy that, I was at an event dedicated to the 928 last weekend. My favorite Porsche by far!

However, when Shelby sent Brock to keep an eye on De Tomaso’s work. The latter took umbrage to this, and the two swiftly fell out.

This car isn’t for you.

Hah, reminds me of this panel from Preacher

Which is all well and good, but I got a ticket for going 92 in a 55 zone which came out to $913 for just the ticket alone.

To be fair, two generations for Lamborghini is like 20 years.