I put in one vote for off-road mod muscle cars to be the next big car fad.

I lobby for off-road mod muscle cars to become the next car fad.

I had an '82 Celica notchback. It was the car I learned to drift in. Great fun to slide around in.

The police didn't design the cars. They choose from what is available and best suits the needs of the task at hand. When you live in a country full of high powered land yachts you are not going to choose a Fiat 500 Pursuit Special as your cruiser even if it was available.

Only 4.5 to 60? ..... Hm.

I'm just shocked people still drive low-rider pickups.....

Nationwide was not on his side.

If I had any ruling power over the situation I would ask the guy who got punched what he felt he needed for recompense so the show could go on then make Clarkson take some anger management classes and ride a motorbike to work for a year.

After thorough testing I can tell you that this is a pretty good pairing. I was driving a 996 C4s and was kind of bored with it and thought …. what I really want is my Raptor's attitude in a car….

I used to read Jalopnik and not walk away feeling like my IQ dropped 5 points.

Success!

Let's face it, the 3000GT is pretty much a Japanese Trans Am.

I miss the wild color schemes. Needs deviated colored mirrors and wheels etc.

It kind of lost some of it's sexy, didn't it.

You know a failed design when they have to keep explaining it to try and win the public over.

A 2000 hp T/A bro! I wasn't making a statement just condensing the forecasted discussions for your convenience.

"I have 1000 horsepowers!"

There is a certain demographic in this town that would love this. Farmers over 60 and their seasonal help.

Frumptacular.

In my old E36 M3 I got really creative shedding weight. The pinnacle was scooping out all the foam out of the back seats so they looked stock but if you sat in them they sunk to the floor….because race car.