Plus, IIRC, it makes you many times cooler than you were.

Hi, My name is Rob (everyone: "Hi Rob") and I'm a mustang owner.

I had my Yamaha R6 for 3.5 years and never went out found some topless girl washing it. :-/

a '55 Thunderbird is on obvious answer.

1958 Plymouth Fury Even if they'd never seen the movie, this car would have an impact.

You forgot:

I can't imagine how unlucky you might feel to any of these people: pants blown off in front of everyone, getting rammed by a funny car, or getting your hopes of winning crushed by a freak accident.

But if you notice, Montoya was walking ahead while looking off to the right. Maybe he's an idiot too?

All you need to do is look at the world of RC racing, where electric technology has been competitively advancing for decades, to see the performance potential.

May 1997, English Town NJ. An 18 year old girl who skipped her prom to compete in a Top Fuel dragster at a NHRA event qualifies 15th and then goes on to win.

I was sort of making a joke. That is why there is an Adam Carolla image and not Adam Opel. But, since you asked, I do think it sounds silly. Doesn't roll off the tongue very well. But neither did Edsel and that did OK. <— that's another joke.

Enzo was a legend in the automotive world who brought all Jalops much to cheer about. Adam, mot so much.

I agree with you too, which goes to my original point: that we need to be mindful of our power and wield it responsibly. I have a '08 TBSS. It's powerful. And heavy. But, you can push that little button on the shifter and turn off the traction control and have a hell of a time. But, I wouldn't do so where it's…

I'll agree with you on both of your points. People do often upgrade power without looking at the big picture.

I'm not sure I get your implication. I've indicated that people should be able to control their vehicles or not drive and you call me a crazy fool. Odd. Are you suggesting we could have an autobahn in NA if people were unable to control their vehicles?

Yeah, but this Tracker has the "Pep-Boys factor" and so must not win.

Are you KIDDING ME? Jesus Katy K-Rist! This is the best thing to happen since Willys Overland gave us the MB. The MB, Bee-Tee-Dub, is the sliced bread of the off-road world.

About 70 years ago. But it gave it back about 50 years ago.

Well, there's this: a well executed attempt.

"What from the 1970s is truly loved today or has survived the test of time?"