Winston Wolfe's NSX in Pulp Fiction

TVR from Swordfish

Is this the turbo 6? Why does it sound so good?

Finally after all these years that poor innocent pelican is off the hook.

These two cars pull it off well!http://www.superstreetonline.com/featuredvehicl…

Does the owner enjoy it? Does it keep another classic car on the road instead of being crushed or, worse, perfectly restored and rotting away in some old guy's garage? If yes to to both, then I'm cool with it.

I'm a fan. I like to think of this scene as less of a "stance" thing and more of a modern nod towards the salt flat heroes.

"This is a car most brands would never bring to market," Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis said. "This is a car that you absolutely cannot build a business case for. But sometimes, you need to stop listening to the focus groups. Sometimes you need to build a car that defines itself."

I can only hope that this person gets tracked down through their channel and arrested for reckless endangerment.

Just 20 more years! Be patient!

The fact that the url is "Cash 2 Us" is just...too obvious to be ironic.

They don't need double talk, they need Bob Loblaw.

Nothing beats Akira's 1998 Monza spectacle.

I can't wait to see what Banovsky posts. Anything I could suggest would be invalid. Last time 'round, he came up with some rules, so I'll suggest a few.

I bet the camera person is like, "Yeah! Asthma is the coolest!"

We reached out to Thorgalsen, who said, "Accidents happen. We filmed an accident. And we didn't legally have to pull over."

If you ever want to know, with exactness, the composition of someone's moral standing, put them in a seemingly dire situation in which their own life or well-being are in jeopardy. Their actions will tell you everything you need to know. The man speaking and the man driving are weak cowards. Even if the driver's first…

France? Monaco? Either way the Golf seems to have fared better from this angle. Moral: buy a Golf. They're better.