That was an art exhibition/muscle car. Wasn't designed to go round corners, but was designed to be driven slowly to a picturesque spot and be left there to be gawped upon.

They had to push the trolley because they couldn't get it out of neutral.

Despite all her saves, she is still just a Swiss in a cage

The only car to get a "William H. Macy Signature Series" is the Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra:

Biathlon is badass. Whoever came up with the idea of combining skiing with shooting guns deserves a nobel prize.

Having owned a couple of Lotus Elans, I have to say that the phrase "The most consistently, endearingly terrible car company" sums up everything about Lotus. There are other companies with similar histories, but, they are a distant second.

From what I've seen, Rob Ford's better between the pipes than anyone the Leafs have thrown out there in years.

I had a 2004 Avalanche. Best truck ever.

No mini?

"Do not expect us to have a similar complex lineup like some of our European competitors," he says. "I start to get lost with the number of body sizes, engine types, variants...It has to be only in line with building the brand image."

Just don't call yourself a "long suffering fan" because aside from an atrocious stretch in the late '80s-early '90s, the Patriots have been an above average team record-wise.

Archer gets a Trans Am. Someone gets a tank. Someone gets a narco sub.

Will any characters drive a Daytona this season?

Angola, NY on I-90. Not the newest or greatest services, but the pedestrian bridges to the middle island rest stop are really cool. We stop there for the kids every time. They can always get a few waves or honks. What's really fun is when a large trailer goes under at high speed, the whole bridge jumps a little.

Halfway between Montréal and Québec City was the LE MADRID. It was a fantastic cocktail of dinosaurs, hookers, monster trucks and weird people.