Wooo! A big fuck you to all those sleezy car dealers out there.

My mom drove a manual Plymouth Voyager for years. Pretty odd decisions were made on that van, since the manual was only available in the lower trim levels which meant you didn't get a tachometer.

Not surprising. Sucks, but not surprising.

Used as insulation in Larry Ellison's awesome Kirkham Cobra's transmission tunnel:

I can think of plenty of highway ramps in Pennsylvania that are completely crap. They were built way before there were standards for that kind of stuff and there's no space to improve upon it as it's now heavily built up.

This video is even better, in my opinion.

I was in a practice session in iRacing with you a while back... you kicked everyone's ass. You're fast :D

Sounds like my GTI. Annoying, but not the end of the world. Less annoying than driving an Evo in traffic, the brakes were nearly impossible to modulate smoothly at very low pedal pressures.

Why does everyone want brakes that grab immediately? Yeah, it's nice to have immense braking at your disposal, but being able to modulate the braking is quite a bit more important. It sounds like their engineers got that very right.

They may not let you autocross something that tall and narrow, figured I'd warn you ahead of time. I'm sure somebody would let you double drive their car though if it came down to it.

come on double posting, whoo!

LOL. That's less complicated than the dimmer circuit in my Mk2 VW's courtesy light. Do they really think anyone with half a brain would believe them?

Eh. Black works better for me.

Since I'm bored. I'd highly suggest reviewing the original image and the satellite imagery of the location. To save you some time here's the original image:

I just watched Dust to Glory the other night. I'm now super stoked for this, haha.

A lot better looking than Zender body kits of the era, IMO. They clearly have the same styling, I guess it's just that this is fully executed rather than a kit slapped onto some other car. Looks superb!

I drive a FWD car, there's no way that's a FWD car, lol

Don't have sound here... I'd love to know what he did to get a FWD car off the line that fast if that's true.

I'm about 99% certain that isn't a FWD Celica. There's no way it would have gotten off the line that quickly with FWD and dirty pavement.

Driving home from a movie late at night some drunk guy kept varying his speed by about 20 mph so I just passed him and got about a 1/4 mile down the road. A few minutes later he came flying up behind me at 100+ mph right down the middle of the two lanes. Thankfully there just happened to be an off ramp there...