... And ended up with this:

How about the Acura TL?

Wait... You work in Valley Brook? Are you a stripper?

Not sexy in any way, shape or form.

As an OKC resident, I can tell you that when I saw the headline for this story locally, I assumed it occurred in the area of town in which it indeed took place. For stabbings, domestic violence and daytime drunk driving accidents, the area around SW 29th is where all the action's at. If shootings, crackhouses and…

That's me in my '87 Scirocco 16V on an autoX course a few years back. I've had some certifiably fast cars over the years that would blow the doors off that old 'Rocco, but absolutely none of them as been as fun to drive. One of these days I'll own another one.

I hope you're trolling, but I suspect you're just another imbecilic "anti-establishment" type. Either way, if you're going to post this sort of crap it'd be best to quit wasting your (and our) energy and get the fuck out.

I've never been able to hear that song without getting a shiver after seeing Christine. That's a great scene, but I'd probably nominate the sequence in which she runs down Buddy Repperton while on fire, following the gas station explosion. F'ing terrifying, and I wanted to see that asshole die!

Ummm... It's a vintage Ferrari Grand Prix car in red with gold wheels. I fail to see the ugly here.

Yeah, I'd echo your comments about the interior bits as well. Definitely not the horrible GM stuff of the not-so-distant past, but the plastics are still a bit on the hard'n'shiny side, and I could've done without the "wood" strip spanning the dash. Would brushed aluminum really take that much effort?

I'm gonna go with 45 between Dallas and Houston. Just "keeping up with traffic" on a Friday afternoon on my last trip, I probably averaged 110-115 mph in my e36 328, and was still getting passed. It was completely insane, and a lot of fun, too. Never saw a single cop.

Hahaha... Having just spent a week driving a rental car around New England, I feel your pain. I took exactly the same approach you did, knowing I was already covered by my insurance policy etc. I still lost sleep over the idea of tangling with the rental company should something bad happen. Bastards.

The bullies at my highschool, with a couple of exceptions, were fairly small. The trouble was that they traveled (and bullied) in pack formation, so that even if you were big enough to fight back, you were still gonna be badly outnumbered. Assholes.

Neat car

Crap. What a shame to lose another one when there are so few left. Glad everyone go out okay, though. One of my all-time top 5 aircraft, to be sure.

Haha... Yes! The only thing better than an e39 M5 is an e39 M5 Touring. As much as I love my turbo Passat wagon, I'd forsake it in a heartbeat for one of those.

God I love e39 M5s. I followed a black one for awhile heading east from OKC on I-40 this weekend, keeping pace with him at right around 90 for 20 miles or so. Fear of getting popped at 20 mph over the limit took over, so I tucked back in the right lane and watched him disappear up ahead.

Well, that's probably the nicest Pacer I've ever seen. Of course, that's closely akin to saying "well, that's probably the nicest colo-rectal tumor I've ever seen."

Ha. We had one of these growing up... It was an '85 as well, only in that pale-green metallic color (no woodgrain) with green velour interior and the rear-facing third seat. I thought it was the worst car ever back around the 8th grade, but age and maturity have altered my viewpoint.