6th Gear:

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I love that movie.

This was the first thing I thought of, and I feel shame.

Up, Up and away?

Doesn't look like a lot of miles for a 1919, but I think the color's had at least one touch-up.

Yes, they came with a bike, limited edition at that. The companion Golf K2 came with skis, also.

Took mine, darn it. Tennis wasn't big where I grew up, so when that came out, I had no idea what Fila was. Judging from the colors, I thought it was a cologne sold at Walgreen's.

Easy and flawless for those who have Apple products. What about those of us who don't? Do I have to buy a car to suit my electronic gizmos, or do I have to buy electronic gizmos to suit my car?

"Whatever — can't both parties just shut up and do their jobs?"

You mean Fox got something wrong and repeated it ad nauseam?

As a child of the 70's, I agree.

I think adding children to a cast is worse than adding Ted. "Married With Children" did both, but Ted stayed to the bitter end.

I sigh when I see cars like that on a trailer; I smile when I see them driving down the road.

36th Gear: That's how many cars broke through too-thin ice and ended up in a Wisconsin lake.

Photography tip: Don't use a dark background when attempting to illustrate a similarly dark object, like a convertible top in the up position.

Almost every one.

Saw the picture. Did not read.

VAM Lerma.

What about this?