Honestly? I bought new car last year from a dealer, and not only would I buy a car online, I would pay more to do it. Buying a car from a dealer is an awful experience, and dealerships are, in general, the worst places you could call a "business" I have ever experienced.

5.7 Hemi into a Plymouth Prowler, along with a manual gearbox. Or, really, any V8. Hell, I'd put a V10 crate engine in it if it would fit. But the 5.7 is a good engine, and that swap is done with minimal engineering, so that's the one I'd actually do.

Yeah, that's a Wrangler made for Rural Postal Carriers. Rural Carriers usually have to provide their own vehicles, so many of them of get vehicles made or converted to RHD to prevent having to drive from the passenger seat. Dunno why the police have one.

"Cracker" is a term Southern white folks use (or used to) refer to themselves. It started in Central Florida, I believe, but is still pretty commonly used in the South to refer to people from Georgia.

Really? That's how you show off your clout to your friends? Free meat at Subway? Also, a Gallardo? The baby Lambo? A Gallardo doesn't say "I'm a wealthy and powerful celebrity". It says "I couldn't afford a V12". That's fine for normal people, but for a celebrity trying to throw their weight around?

Drove to Missouri last year (from Florida) in our then brand new Challenger R/T and I agree. It may not be as massively garish as the 'Maro, or as ridiculously powerful, but it was way roomier than our old Hyundai and more fun than any of the endless Suvs we usually rented to make similar trips. And the gas wasn't…

I'm trying to imagine a car more boring than an Impala. The closest I'm coming is the Malibu.

You can blame Vanishing Point for my white car...