@Matt White: Bugatti took to the drums in the early days because they cast the drum into the wheel itself. Change the tire, change the drum.

@jeepfreak: You keep this thing in Hardwick, Vermont? I think I've seen it.

Well, part of the Stig audition process is how fast you can get to the studio.

That would have to be the Starsky and Hutch Reliant Robin

@guitarherozer0: Agreed, I'm a purist too. Mostly.

@PotbellyJoe - Needs more laudanum, can you point me to the nearest apothecary?: If Weinrot he could have just stayed home.

This doesn't make any sense; why was his girlfriend trapped in the 19th century?

@Ray Wert: I think... I think I have something in my eye.

Wait - wasn't Buick discontinued? I forget; so many forgettable brands have been forgettably forgotten lately.

That would be Tippi Hedren's Aston Martin DB2 convertible from 'The Birds.'

I feel faint (see username)

I remember when I was little my mom got me a pretty sizeable toy Cord Westchester from 'The Phantom.' It was yellow and had guns that flipped out from the roof and fenders. Never happened in the movie, but the best toys were always the ones that were arbitrarily just made way more awesome.

So why did Fiat never win NASCAR if the test track is a left turn banked circuit?

@BabyInABlender: "Our role in each others security is our ability analyze situations that require critical, creative thinking that we haven't handled unknown use cases that we haven't developed conditional algorithms for in our machines that are made specifically to perform these mindless tasks."

I love the fact that his first thought for the trunk space is a duck hunting trip, including bringing along a 'case of....'

1980. Done and done. Already mentioned, but shouldn't be done the disserivice of having to share space with other motors.

I love the fat guy in the FXX jumpsuit. I primarily love how it reinforces that no matter what nationality you are, what you're doing, or how high your net worth is, there's always going to be a man in a uniform who will walk over and convey in every respect, that 'We are not amused.'

If you ever get the chance, read the book 'Smokescreen' by Robert Sabbag. It's a true story about smugglers in the late 70s hooning an old DC-3 back and forth from the states to Colombia, loaded to the scuppers with pot. This is what was written on the actual business card of the pilot:

Models who drive Stratoses will try and snort anything. Even Bollinger.