A couple of days ago I started to re-watch the Sopranos and while watching the scene in the first season where Tony chases down a guy with his car, all I could think to myself was, "Man, even 16 years later that car still looks good."

It's like just suddenly taking all of your FEMA funds and using them to create jobs.

This is how he likes his women?

Meh. Why wait when you can get a modded FSX to do almost the same things.

I bent my Wookie.

I saw this at the dealership when I was getting service done to my car, and it took everything in my power not to trade in my car for it. The damn thing is stupid/awesome.

105?

How I would react if I was Denny Hamlin and Danica and all her 4 top ten finishes started throwing shade at me.

Manufacturing cars isn't that difficult - look at how quickly the Koreans have figured it out.

Is an Apple Car real or are people nuts?

It needs a gentle touch.

Jesus. What is he doing? Digging a ditch?

Meh. Everyone does it from Apple to Dell, ADM to Bridgestone. The idea of vertical integration and cheap consumer goods have led to companies colluding with one another to make sure they don't price themselves out of business. The consumer will always want products to get cheaper and cheaper, but when that drives…

This kid knows what to do with young gals in a play hut. Not like those other two dweebs playing cards.

I almost bought this car a couple of months ago. What stopped me was the price. The cost was so stupid high for what you get. Plus, I couldn't help but feel like I was driving a Chevy Cruze from a rental company when I test drove it.

75 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 34 — commonly known as millennials — would rather give up social media for a day than forgo their car.

Now the replica is sitting in the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park.

#FLEXBALL

Did you find them at Mitsuwa?