Typhoon as an off road vehicle...called cladding a "body kit"...

I would have to say a classic Jaguar E-type with a busted grill. Classic British style and swagger, with stereotypically bad British teeth.

What Is The Most Quintessentially Italian American Car?

I don't know Blake Talman, he could be a wonderfully generous person. He could go on to find a preventative cure for cancer...I don't know.

Small wang is what you focused on from the article?

that forum...it's glorious...

can't it be both?

Car made from wood? Hmm the Morgan Aero 8 has been said, but I prefer the Aero Max.

poop joke?

Shut up Spieg, he know it.

Well played good sir, and thanks for the link. It blows my mind how much great information is on that forum.

Although my memory is very hazzy, the reason that's the rule of Party Cove is because no one remembers it.

Saw 235k and started laughing. No thanks I'd rather have a fleet of these. Or one for 20% of the price that would destroy it in every way.

It shouldn't matter how old or unimproved it is to the last gen if it's the best out there.

hahahaha #COTD nomination right here!

Take this as you will, and trust me when I say I'm not trying to be a ballbag. I have severe OCD when it comes to SY/TYs...it isn't the same font. When PAS commissioned Graphic Concepts to create the fonts they wanted the two two be noticeably different.

I would say 90% of the work trucks I've owned were 2WD.

by this statement a van should have been nominated as NATOTY - and I completely support that logic.

While I do completely agree with 99% of everything said here, I do think there needs to be one correction.

I'm more curious than anything else. Did Nolan ever say why they didn't film TDKR in Chicago again. I'm sure there was some political drama here, but that's never stopped film makers before. Seeing as Chicago was so clearly distinct in TDK, I was really surprised to hear nothing was filmed here.