Minor inconvenience. An unplanned drift exhibition, while dangerous, is head and shoulders above plowing into a stopped car in front of you.

Why, oh why, would you do this with cars in front of you!. The only respectable place to do this is when you're the lead car stopped at the light. And forget ruining your tires doing a sitting burnout... Just switch off traction control and smoke them through the intersection when the light turns green like real man…

Does the running A/C really make that much of a difference?

True! But it's pretty obvious that she has plenty of time on her hands.

Just hold the wand a little closer.

I've never really been into any blue oval products...but I'm really digging that Cougar Eliminator.

I wouldn't consider the CTS to be anywhere near being classified as a "big" Cadillac.

We call those folks, Tourists. Cruising around with their fenders out all the time. I shudder just thinking about it.

Are you talking about the current Impala or the previous gen that is currently still available for fleet/police sales?

Not happy with the car dealership ad video that started auto-playing when I got to this page.

LeBaron had electrical gremlins when new! No-way! CP

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Yes, I'd like a more in-depth look at the history of these as well! Hopefully someone with more free time, and the knowledge of their history, will be able to 'learn us' on these nifty rides.

Looks like someone gave Will.i.am a Hummer and a Lambo and left him alone for too long.

Go POKES! Headed from Houston to Tulsa right after lunch today!

Damn that's a beautiful piece of hardware. Has always been my favorite jet even before I even knew any details about it. It says "bring it" just sitting still.

Exactly what came to my mind! This would make a badass movie villain ride, or if painted a different color, the ride of some steampunk hero. Could work in an Indiana Jones flick too if done right.

THIS! THIS! Damn-it-all-to-hell, THIS! The neighborhood I just moved out of had an intersection with a green arrow/yeild on green that you had to use to get in/out of our homes and it was the most dangerous place I've seen because so many idiots don't know!

If I dig back in my memories of growing up in a rural area I might be able to recall a flashing light hanging in the middle of an intersection that was yellow one side and red on the other. But in more urban areas, if the light fails for whatever reason, it typically flashes red in all directions and you are to treat…

Don't forget the custom embroidered floormats on that list... Hennessey always makes it a point to list the custom embroidered floormats. I mean, really, isn't that why you consider buying Hennessey?