Sport compact Car was an awesome Mag, really focused on technical data, show before go and mods that worked along with what mods that did not, even to the dismay of there advertisers.

Here’s two.

My wonderful wife bought me this keychain commemorating the Targa Florio and Le Mans Martini racing wins.

In the video Lawrie says he can’t get into the box without thinking that the pitchers are going to miss high and in. I guess when he’s on first, shorstops can’t turn a double play without thinking Lawrie’s going to stick his spikes a foot up into the air.

There might be something wrong with you if you took Ponyo’s innocent story and made it into a perversive love story.

I’m going to post this one just because it was so fun. Audi 200 Quattro Trans Am cars absolutely dominated the 1988 season with Hurley Haywood, Hans Stuck and Walter Rohrl. 8 out of 13 wins, finishing up with a rule change that got both four wheel drive and non-US made engines banned!

Billy, this is America. We can't tell any soccer players apart.

Maybe it's just a reflection of how anonymous Liverpool's strikers have been this year

Live in a place that doesn't inspect, is how.

So when can we expect period-correct Nismo LMGT2 wheels?

NHL playoffs are incredibly enticing. Anyone who thinks differently is a heathen and deserves to be cast from society.

Mostly because that is not a SUV but a proper truck.

It’s also handy if you accidentally lock your keys in the trunk two hours from home. Not that I’ve ever done that. I’m just saying it would be convenient to have an alternate, secure means of entry.

Avions Voisin for the win.

Crazy Yes, but hey, I had the same thought!

I fail to see how it’s meaningfully different than what you see in traditional media outlets. Of course, your opinion may be that all video game coverage is garbage, Kotaku included, but we’ll just have to disagree there. Just because YouTube is full of low-quality stuff doesn’t mean there aren’t people doing really…

It definitely suffered from Bond-movie drawn out ending disease, but I thought it was great. The car chases were great, even considering a spy probably wouldn't choose to drive an Aston around in the CSSR.

License to Kill got a little too crazy.

I'd put it in the top quartile. That being said, I was a much bigger Dalton fan than most people were.

Truly the highest honor an artist can experience.