What I learned in Algebra: 89(BMW3)(iX) + AT - 7400 = CP

I'm guessing he just realized he was stable. If you were tumbling at a couple hundred miles per hour, surely you'd feel like you were being thrashed around as wind went from pushing you extremities one direction then the other as you rolled. Also, maybe he was able to determined the relative direction of the wind…

You are correct. From what I understood though, It was also the low outside pressure that also helped as the plane gained altitude. But, whatever. All I know firsthand is that they leaked like a sieve on the ground.

Agreed. I think someone should do a study where they gather a bunch of elderly driving incidents and check the lifetime driving history of these people. I'd be interested to see how many old ladies who high-speed park right next to coffee machine at Circle K have always been bad drivers and had accidents when younger.

Can't wait until the next time Coca Cola does a Denim Machine. Seriously though, I can see Gucci Nissan CrossCabriolet and Coach VW Bug 'verts. Polo Mustang Convertible.

They should just call that bottom one the Starbucks® Vanilla Latte edition.

Are those Honda guys trying to Walk Like an Egyptian? That would be crazy 'cuz they don't look old enough to know how.

As much as I hate Saturns, I was leaning NP, Then I saw the mileage. It looks in good shape, but $6k is just seems too much for a 7-year-old with 120k on the clock. But then it's nicely appointed. But it's a Saturn. Can I just call this one a Nice Crack Pipe? But it's still a crack pipe.

Yes. I absolutely love the 1987 Toyota Supra ad where a red Supra starts off in the distance of a desert-like landscape headed straight for the camera. As it closes, it makes a sharp, left turn and does a donut ending up facing straight at the camera again. It was simplistic and beautiful. And I haven't seen it in…

I wish the Camry was grounded to the ground. Then, every time there was lightning storm they me much more likely to be struck. Then, maybe people would quit buying those damn things.

Your number 3 was the first thing I thought of. If you're going to spend that much on a two seat convertible, why not the much better 'vette?

The '65s were so good, they made them until '68.

Yes. Also note the Malibu on the rear quarter. You can see it really well at 0:15.

I didn't see this guy on the list yet. Aside from being a little crazier than the average motocross rider, Seth Enslow has set records and has certainly got back on that horse after some epic falls. Or fails, if you prefer. This video is from quite awhile ago before he made a name doing distance jumps.

If I'm not mistaken that red SS marks it as an RS/SS. Not that that really means anything to this story, but it doesn't appear to have the RS package either: no 20 inch wheels, no HID with LED halo. And, no front grill badge.

at 6:54: "Might as well toss out this bottle of Champagne. I won't be needing it now."

Oh yesh. Yesh yesh yesh yesh. This is a keeper.

Transferring squadrons to and from a war zone (we're still in Afghanistan, right?) is pretty commonplace. Having only about 20 of the ~340 Air Force A-10's in one place isn't much of a big deal. Let us know when you see 200 of them going somewhere.

I'm not really sure myself that there 'd be a lot of cross shopping going on with them, but the the media have thrown the Genesis in with them on quite a few challenges/caparisons.

5th: "Cosworth is a legendary name in performance cars"