I just traveled 830 miles to bring home a used Mini, but that isn't the longest. Years ago I drove 960 miles back home after purchasing a Crown Vic police interceptor.

Motortrend just dyno'd the Hellcat they tested north of 660whp iirc. It appears the car is underrated at 707.

I think she's a Centwhore.

Ya, they pretty much burned their entire subscriber base with the format/subscription change. Thankfully, Matt Farrah and The Smoking Tire are putting out their best content yet. I love Chris Harris, but I'm not willing to pay a monthly fee to watch a couple videos I care about each month.

Forced induction into the wrong port? I suspect Mr. Regular would highly approve.

And here I thought this was going to be a criticism of the reviews on the upcoming Infiniti sedan.

A model that was built and developed over the course of 20 years is a missed opportunity? The prelude enjoyed a lifespan greater than that of most models. One could even argue that the Prelude evolved to a greater degree over its lifespan than did the Civic or Accord. It sucks that they no longer make it, but…

Or Infiniti for that matter.

Barbie Jeep racing.

The Avanti. It may not have fit the mold for a muscle car exactly, but it was a very powerful car in its day. For a car that held as many records as it did, it is a shame that most people don't even know what they are anymore.

3-wheeled vehicles from major manufacturers. VW dropped the ball, but I hope Polaris pulls off something amazing.

I'm going to say a big rig truck. My buddy has a lifetime average of just under 8mpg in his Volvo. While that doesn't seem efficient, I think it is incredibly efficient considering it can do that while moving upwards of 80,000 pounds. Your typical compact car weighs 20 times less, yet only returns fuel economy 4…

The ski bus drivers here in Colorado train on specially modified 15 passenger vans with lift rollers on the rear axle. The instructor can create oversteer conditions on demand. It is definitely something all drivers could benefit from.

As a former 260z owner, I nearly started laughing when I saw the engine compartment pic. The only clean thing in a 260z engine compartment will always be the carburetors.....because you are constantly having to work on them.

I'm not sure I would classify this as "real" off-roading. More like getting your Rover dirty. That trail would barely carry a rating here in Colorado. Take it out on some rocks and you'll understand why you only see these things in mall parking lots.

The various Dodge Shelby variants were VERY 80's

Sounds good, but the engine seems to have an awfully low redline. The driver was shifting quite early on corner exits. On the plus side, at least it sounds like the transmission is shifting faster than some current AMG models.

Needs more RWD.

You'd think finding the racing line would be a little more important than an insignificant aerodynamic posture.

I didn't know Pep Boys had an accessory aisle that long.