And to put that into perspective here is a handy size chart showing Knock Nevis (Seawise Giant) against other objects.

We have Rally’s here in STL. We had Checkers, but they all switched to Rally’s when they merged. Now I can justify getting a Skyline!

My apologies, that ATS-V will still rock your C63.

Your 481hp C63 would get rocked by the 556hp current-generation CTS-V. Lol, K.

The miata just seems to be having fun

Looks more disappointed that you went to Tufts instead of Harvard.

The Navy doesn’t fly the F-15, that’s the Airforce exclusively. Currently, in the Navy’s inventory: FA-18C, FA-18E /F Super Hornet, F/A-18 Growler, EA-6 Prowler, E2C Hawkeye, C-2Greyhound COD, P-3 Orion. This is all of the tactical airplanes. I’m missing the E6, some of the VIP planes, as well as helos. Of course they…

F-35C has been lowest priority because the Navy isn’t in a rush to get it, and they are likely the only user (Outside of the US, only France, Russia, China, India, and Brazil have carriers that could fly it, which makes India the only possible export market, and nothing is being seriously discussed there).

Ummm, Pretty sure the Navy doesn't run the F-15

“With all of the F-35’s woes the fact that it hasn’t killed any test pilots is both unsaid and unusual.”

Nail on the head. With all of the F-35’s woes the fact that it hasn’t killed any test pilots is both unsaid and unusual. All the fiscal shit aside, the most important thing is the lives and safety of those tasked with operating and maintaining this aircraft.

A childhood friend of mine became a Marine pilot and lost his life during Harrier trials, this is serious stuff, Godspeed to those young pilots

What I said or how I said it? Because the fact that a combustion engine should be sparking more than an electric motor isn’t exactly a minor detail.

The Stratus.

Did you also think the Cadillac Coupe de Ville was a small nippy grocery getter as well? Because they mean the same thing, Lincoln just used the English version.

You know there are sparks in internal combustion vehicles, right? That’s why there are spark plugs...and combustion.

The original “town cars” were more of a “being driven about town” car.

...though the name does fit if you figure Sebring is also a great place to retire.

The name “Crossfire” refers to the two character lines that run from front to rear along the body sides — crossing each other midway through the door panel.