Ken was paying for his filming permit when he realized he wasn't dealing with the Los Angeles County Clerk at all, but in fact an 8 story tall crustacean from the Paleozoic era.

Ugh. This philosophy disgusts me. It's as though there is no room for someone who wants a fast car that is going to be sharper than the standard car unless they're forced to get ALL THE TRACK PARTS! It's the epitome of telling people what they need, regardless of what they actually need. There is no evidence that this…

And apparently Ford has solved a problem that has plagued Ferrari, who haven't been able to get a flat-plane V-8 over 4.5 liters or so without shaking itself apart due to harmonics. I heard somewhere that they were using harmonic couter-balances to keep it from self-destructing.

or a stretched reflection of a window because the bumper isn't flat. Plus, if it were the Finnish flag, the real one would be backwards since a reflection gets flipped horizontally.

So you'd rather they just make the car cost 70k out the door as opposed to giving owners some options?

Looks pretty sweet.

As an aside - If Ford was to sell the Mustang in its 1966 fastback form with modern engine/trans/suspension, and interior with today build quality - it would essentially be a license to print money.

*Helm

M favorite future car is from the past...The Lola...

The next guy to drive that car;

I was very excited when I saw that the Lexus GS450 hybrid was making an appearance on my weekly press-car schedule. While my fellow toilers on Automotive Grub Street fap themselves senseless over the Dodge Charger Challenger Hellspawn, I have different priorities. I love luxury, ease, fuel economy, and reliability.

You need an editor, and a toilet.

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Who else but Mazda to tell you how a Wankel Rotary engine works? Even if a Rotary isn't really better than internal combustion as Mazda says, this is video is well worth your time.

No that didn't... drivers stopped smoking because they realized the diminished lung capacity didn't help their chances

Yep, because removing tobacco sponsors from F1 stopped Europeans from smoking.

What's 100% real: the irritating douchiness of all the characters in the ad.

Holy crap. As an American that's been to EuroDisney, I laughed so hard I almost pooped myself.

Why so serious?

Reminds me of the old Fiero joke:

A lot of research and don't settle on the first thing you see.