If they put four round headlights and a proper sized grille slot, it would be a major improvement visually - Make it look like the old 1969 Charger 500:

Maybe it would sell if they put a wing and a nosecone on it and special graphics to make it a Dodge Charger Daytona “Bobby Allison Limited Edition”

I haven’t seen a Camaro of this vintage in a long time, but the test car in this Motorweek video seems like it has huge gaps between the tires and the wheel wells, almost as if the suspension were raised by a couple of inches. With ride height like that, it should have had a really smooth ride.

The Stonehenge replica and go-kart track are amusing, but property this close to the water must be in a future flood zone, if it isn’t a flood zone already.

There are some before the 1970's that deserve mention for the effect they had:

Don’t blame me, I voted for Conor Lamb.

Jody Scheckter seems to be liquidating his collection. Among the other cars up for auction are his 1979 F1 World Drivers Championship-winning Ferrari 312T4. The full auction catalog is here:

I’d give this 1000 stars if I could.

Jim Glickenhaus has a wife whose maiden name was Cameron, I think. He seems to have his family and kids in mind regarding a lot of his ventures, he had both his son and his daughter star in some of his self-produced movies in the 1980's-1990's - His son’s IMDB entry is below.

Don’t forget Scuderia Serenissima Republica di Venezia, or “Scuderia Serenissima” for short.

Chaparral 2K

Lamborghini Miura

Where’s the 1/9th scale “sugar tits”???

Damn! In quantum mechanics class, I can remember reading about the B0rn-Oppenheimer approximation for calculating energy levels in multi-electron atoms.     Combined with the big BANG at Trinity test site in 1945, I figured this guy would feature in a really hot sex scene!

I would give this 1000 stars if I could!  I remember seeing this commercial when it ran and thought it was really inspired and hilarious.

Yeah, I have a hard time believing this list too. To cite just one example, I’ve read postings on message boards talking about waits of 6 months or more for some configurations of the 11th gen Honda Civic. All cars arriving at dealers seem to be reserved or pre-sold, they can’t have many days of inventory on hand, yet…

I’m reminded of that Don Rickles line: “To know him is to vomit!”

Supposedly somebody once asked J.P. Morgan “How much does it cost to own a yacht?”

The life of everyone on board depends upon just one thing: finding someone back there who can not only fly this plane, but who didn’t have fish for dinner.

The hardest thing about landing a plane is the ground!