Ahhh thank you thank you Raphael!

Honestly, WE would love the BMW m6 on a drive to Florida. HE wanted a mushmobile for that drive. Having been in a Ford flying boat LTD before, a mushmobile is very relaxing on a long long drive. Ican kind of see where he is coming from. He must have had an overly sensitive posterior.

Fox mustang in Rally America. Engine equivalency allowed a 383 stroker. 450 hp dirt powered rockets!

I drove a 1981 Jetta Diesel in my youth. 51hp. 60mpg as long as i stayed at the 55mph speed limit of the tie. I was so excited it could do 40 in second gear! It did have VERY good handling, but the most fun was using the choke to create huge smoke clouds in the High School parking lot after class got out. Once…

Take a trip to the international spy museum in DC and learn from the east German masters. 5 people hidden in a trabant and you'd never know it! these folks have the same talent for sure...

Start from the clean sheet. You have a small v6 dohc motor ready to be put in it....its your indycar engine and can sell that one easy with its "race winning heritage". No boost and an 8k plus redline makes it reliable. Glorious sound follows. next go suspension. Double wishbones and inboard pushrod operated shocks…

Fuel mileage:

The mini driver was moving much faster than the flow of traffic. turning this into the police would raise a question....."how fast was the mini going to begin with?" Yes the Camry driver was wrong....and probably full of retard. However given the Camrytard's state of reaction, I would believe him to be that one…

Through a school zone at 100mph while juggling chainsaws with snapping turtles on your nipples? that's about as violent as I can think using a car....I tried to fit midgets in there somewhere but couldn't.

Bridgehampton.....

A guy I worked with has a Cordoba. It was his parents. He affectionately talked about family vacations and how often it was in the shop. Its lean burn v6. How it really is built from crap. He plans to restore it. Loving crap I don't get, but preserving your childhood embodied by a Cordoba...do I kind of understand?

I can't decide if that avenger is a natural for sinkholes and natural disasters, or if I'd rsther see all of those agressive spike hair havin housewife driven pontiac grand prixes fall in there instead. That'st a good question. What is the most commonly destroyed by natural disaster car? I want to know what to…

I have always wondered what sort of mileage the Prius would get if it were given a 1.6 Diesel from the outset in that aerodynamic body. Jetta/Gold tdi gets better mileage than a prius on the highway....give it a diesel and it would probably break near the 70's.

"I could buy your whole family!" A law should be passed where if anyone says that then the offended party gets to give a free brass knuckle punch to the teeth. I can't wait to win the lottery and spend most of it economically ruining the companies of guys like that. Obviously this guy can't handle the responsibility…

79 Volvo 242 was mine. Just a few choice iPd suspension parts and it was wonderful. I still wonder if its out there somewhere, I know the valvetrain on it probably isn't....

The airbus is slower. The 737 isn't much better in seat space. The md80 is paid off wich helps them give you such a cheap freakin ticket that makes flyin cross country cheaper than driving. Besides, people need to study airline deregulation and its effects on customer sevis and airline economics before bitching about…

I can't tell you how often I crashed just like that in Grand Theft Auto.

It would be nice to see this with the supercharged Bonneville motor. But that would be asking too much. If you can get past the chevetteness..NP for something thats probably a ball of fun.

This is what you see when you unwrap the new Bentleyberry Jolly Rancher.

I saw this car near the Denver airport a few months ago. It did not have the funky front grill, it was just black all over. Had the odd headlights, no badge in back, and I had zero cameras to do anything with. The lines of it are beautiful.