That is something worth looking at. Honestly, if the tires aren't up to the test, the whole car can effectively become rubbish.

I've seen issues like that before where guys will buy a car, and immediately go get a different set of rubber if they couldn't get it done at the dealer.

So here I am looking at this X2014 and it reminds me very much of this car in its prototype stage:

• "...they control their thinking and keep the populous ignorant. And they are doing a good job of it."

The Abarth led to the wonderful noise of laughter when I tried it on for size at the LA Auto Show.....

Obligatory Gino Vanelli post — if he is a Can-Con exclusive, here's the link to the song "Black Cars". I may have to offer apologies in advance:

I just wanted to introduce you to my new hero here. The more you think about what happened here the better/more alarming it gets.

Same car, same owner, new wrap. Owner of car started shop, employee of Hennessey works on car still.

My uncle bought it back in '82 from a dealership in Sunnyvale