Fabric that feels like a vagina.

I think UPS has been shifting away from diesel in their delivery vehicles due to rising maintenance costs. Lately they have been powered by GM's 6.0 and 6.2L small-blocks.

Something siliar available now in the aftermarket:

Another title for this article: "How to commit murder and not get caught".

I gotta think that commercially, in the US at least, the original Outback has to be the most significant car for Subaru. How'd you leave that out?

I made this proposal for a project in a business communications class years ago. It was supposed to be a solution for Houston traffic, but I think it would work in most large cities.

Do it your way parking uphill on an empty street and test it out (stay in the car so you can hit the brakes though, and watch out for anything on the sidewalk behind your rear end). I bet the front end of the car swings way further into the lane than you think it will.

All else equal, the simplest answer is usually correct. And in this case, the simple answer is MORE BILL BLASS.

The MKZ Hybrid looks like a really good deal. 45/45mpg and air-conditioned seats for $36k? That's a step and a half ahead of any other luxury brand.

"... There are racing seats, and then there are Recaros. ... Recaros are the racing seats to have..."

I think I have to go with the wreath and crest.

I had an '84 245GL in that same color and I put a set of the turbo wheels on it. Looked almost the exact same except I had the 100,000 and 200,000 mile badges on the front. I vote Volvo.

COTA has one on their facebook page:

That one was my favorite too. The sound of that flat-12 with the Medusa-style headers was awesome.

Yeah the track commentators said he loves coming to the US because nobody recognizes him here.

Over behind turn 12 was a kiosk named "Texas BBQ" and the first thing on the menu was a pulled port sandwich. I was going to go start a fight with somebody about that, but there were some dudes in military uniforms nearby and I thought better of it.

Front row of turn two.

So you can see your engine speed and when to shift via your peripheral vision.

Also

Pfft. Kansas.