How on God's earth are they going to make this happen? Even $500 round trip would be a steal. If they could pull this off for $300 round trip and it was not the most miserable experience of your life, I would damn near go to Europe every month.

I know two doctors that drive H1s, at least your guy is in construction so it kind of makes sense. There is no scenario as a doctor that lives in the suburbs that you will ever need an H1.

That was not the point of my comment. I assumed you were just writing in a rushed asshole kind of manner and not literally. You could also be someone that doesn't know much about cars. There are hundreds of comments on these posts, not like people have time to dissect every single one. Your comment was about supercars…

The show should be called the Last Man in America since he never travels outside of the USA which is apparently the entire earth now.

That was really the only answer.

Ha ha, I remember her when she was Verbz and she was cute and thin. She is at best, what, a no-hit wonder?

I carry a water bottle in my backpack and fill it at the water fountain. If you are really pressed for space I have a rollup water bottle which you can rollup into nothing when it is empty. Water when traveling is really not a problem unless you are an idiot and can't figure out simple solutions like this.

I know several guys that have regular homes and drive regular cars here in Michigan and then own mansions and Ferraris and Lamborghinis down in Florida, so that statement really would not be that strange to many people. The rationale is that you don't want the public or clients where you work to see you living like…

I know, I saw the irony of his previous statement too when I first read the article.

That's Ken Lingenfelter's garage, isn't it?

Yep, go out to Texas and Oklahoma and you will see quite a few homes on large acreage that have pumps running on their properties.

Yep, in Michigan you can keep your plates as long as you want until they become illegible. Also vanity plates would render the whole licenseplates.cc thing useless.

Agreed, ran into him in Vegas, definitely about 6 feet.

Agreed, I watch them, but they are still shitty movies, but I give them a pass because they don't pretend not to be.

Yep, ran into him in Vegas, definitely about 6 feet.

What a dumbass, I see his badass shit stopped real quick when a hail of bullets headed his way. What the hell did he think was going to happen?

Well done, this was pretty good. Nice work.

While the sweet, street racing cars that are launched from the back of the military cargo aircraft look realistic, they were just stripped out empty shells with a burly, customized facade, much like Vin Diesel's character in the movie.

With regard to every single person I know that bought a Hyundai in recent times, the overall deciding factor was the warranty.

The 348 is okay, but my heart belongs to the 355.