Apparently if you buy a Scion now, you get a free fedora.

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My P71.

The 42V electrical systems, which should be appearing in cars in around 2005 or 2006.

Chevy SS concept

Beautiful car, but way underpowered. A new engine and more modern suspension would make it a blast to drive.

It's them litigious Europeans with their pedestrian-head-safety laws.

THIS. That's how it should be. Granted, Riley, the best way to drive isn't to have your hand on the stick at all times, but you'll get there eventually.

Small car + big engine. Wheter it's a Solstice or Miata or S2000 or 240Z, the relatively lightweight LS engine is always an excellent choice.

Output shaft.

If you were aiming for Dallas, you missed by a couple hundred miles.

This car couldn't be any more '70s. None more '70s.

I only wish there was a tunnel under the front straight for those of us in the paddock who want to visit the main grandstand vendors. The shuttle service was great, though. The grandstands flanking the front straight have a jumbotron for the Main Grandstand ticket holders, and a microtron for the paddock VIP pass…

There is no such thing as a hyperbolic adjective when writing about the Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale. What other word besides “stunning” could fittingly describe its delicate, beautiful lines? How can the elegant complexity of its engineering be conveyed without the use of “exquisite”? “Audacious” seems the only…

In the construction boom a few years ago, Spain spent billions building and improving 24 airports. Demand (and money) dried up, dotting the country with ghost airports, and Spanish Civil Aviation reports that 15 of them operate just one commercial flight or fewer per day.

Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag

You're the only one who would prefer it that way.