The Mig-25 was borne of the SR-71, not the Valkyrie. It's niche was never dogfighting, but trying to catch SR-71s flying over Soviet airspace.

I'd say it's pretty damn obvious that people cannot see these until they're right on top of them...faded pavement or no.

My exact thoughts on the C6/C7 Corvettes. The C7 makes the C6 look....old.

An actual question this time...what's the real difference between GT Pro and GT AM? Does it really just boil down to money?

Okay, just saw the new car. Man that thing's tits. Going to compete next year or just be happy to finish? '-) Also, I really enjoyed following you guys during Le Mans this year. Keep up the good work!

Every single badge would be flipped upside down.

I think I had that same shit v-6 in my first car.

Gawping, I think, is the word.

Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. You don't want the 325e...you DO want the 325es.

And that's assuming a full battery charge.

It really is amazing how much energy gets stored up in one of those cars...even when they look like they're going slow.

Shackleton.

And will continue to pay for it, unfortunately, in both money and blood.

Back when they were good.

Cruise control. I once rented a Ford Focus to drive from Central Illinois to Georgia. I didn't even bother checking at the rental place because I assumed all new cars have cruise control or at least all *rental* car would have it.

I know my first thought when my horn first broke. Jeezus...I use the horn a lot. Not sure if that's a good thing.

Having owned a recentish VW, I second your opinion about them.

Is this because rebuilds are cheaper on the turboprop?

Yeah but if it's an e30 M3....

I don't think you should be ashamed at all to blatantly copy how reddit does things. I would love to see all these sub blogs be treated like sub-reddits...with an easy method to subscribe and unsubscribe to them.