My favorite kinds of “car movies” aren’t necessarily about cars, but instead happen to feature great car casting.

BMW went from “The Ultimate Driving Machine” to “The Ultimate Parking Machine” 

Ask your doctor about Celestiq

I’ve heard this from actual owners and I can’t help but agree. 

How much faster can we go before we exceed the abilities of human consciousness?

“Window gets an armrest and a wall. Middle gets two armrests. Aisle gets an armrest and a little bit of extra leg. We’re not fuckin’ animals. We live in a society.” 

Cayenne Coupes are basically modern 928s. 

I think the weirdest thing about the Mirai is that Toyota built it. For a company that’s basically built its reputation on “playing it safe,” a hydrogen powered full-size sedan is anything but. I love that about it though. 

Thank you! My sister did them for me - I like getting them painted for when I go to Amelia Island’s Concours.

You’re correct! You’re actually the first person to recognize Silk Cut.

These are all of my favorites 

This is the only way for me. It highlights the S-Class cues that carried over to the E.

COTD

I saw it in person and it looks 10 years older than it is, especially with the base model wheels. It's like a facelift of the last Chevrolet Impala.

Buick is a money printer for GM in China.

Yeah I don't understand what's distinctive or trendsetting in any way about the Celica's tail lights.

The Cadillac XLR’s tail lamps were “ahead of their time” for some unfortunate reasons.

The Porsche 356 is a simply adorable car; big, hopeful, innocent eyes for headlights, bodywork that’s nothing but gentle, soft curves, and diminutive proportions that make me want to hug every one I see. Just an absolute cutie.

H2s have a 32 gallon tank - and regular unleaded costs about $3.50 a gallon where I live, which brings us to $112 for a full tank, or between $90 - $100 when the light comes on. 

OEM+ is it for me too - optimizing a car’s best qualities while retaining what made it great is a perfect philosophy in my book.