Often there is barely anything left at 150 MPH...

No, just idiots in Smart Cars and 1.0 liter Peugots who can barely keep up with the slow lane, oh and huge cargo vans! :)

I've been cut off on the Autobahns before, most recently last summer doing 130 MPH passing a long line and an Iveco Daily van jumped out of the line only doing about 70 MPH... pucker time. It is surely not as common, but it still happens of course.

Guaranteed to be the most hilarious thing you could possibly take to an off-road race, this features 37" Humvee tires and is mounted atop the body of a 1979 Ford F250.

And -1 for the Brony shirt, so it all evens out! :) (I kid, I kid)

I feel that pain too... lol. "Hey, sweet Monte!"

You just gave me a good idea for a plate for my car too!

The guys who insist on challenging you for things you have done to your OWN car.

As a GN owner myself I can attest to that. Too many times someone has called my car a GNX, and then tried to carry on a conversation about the car thinking they know something about it. As soon as they called it a GNX though I had pretty much tuned them out.

I bring big jars of peanut butter back in my luggage every time I visit the USA. Grew up there but now live in Europe, and where I am the choice is just one brand, it tastes like crap, comes in a 4 oz jar, and costs as much as a 32 oz jar does in the USA.

Well, that explains why the TSA opened the jars of JIF peanut butter I brought back from the USA last summer! They didn't break the inner seal of the jars, but it was a shrink wrapped Wal-Mart double pack and they did take the outer wrap off and take the lids off each one. They also sliced into a big Ziploc baggie I…

Many of the guitars on his list are not actually named after cars at all...

Hah! Me too, I am stuck with short legs, extra tall torso. Makes so many cars a challenge... I daily drive a Prelude now and my head rubs the headliner pretty much constantly, but at least I can fit into it.

Is it April 1? What gag am I missing?

Anybody who has ever parked in parking spaces other than in America appreciates this development!

I think he had Dak Ham cross-tied, so a little bit did happen, but just enough to make Torch into Torch!

Bakersfield is a hot rodding hub too, especially with Famoso up that way. The Hot Rod Reunion every fall along with the Cacklefest! (oh, oH, OH!) :) Then in Springtime the March Meet!

And so many not-so-hidden too! I used to work for an oil company in Los Angeles and was amazed at how close people live to wells and active drilling. Signal Hill is a great example for anyone who wants to peruse it on Street View.

I have turned on my GPS in the 747's when flying over Greenland, to see exactly where I was since looking down and seeing nothing but snow in all directions doesn't really tell you much! But it worked perfectly fine, 500 something MPH, yeah, I should hope so, I didn't pay this much to get where I am headed slowly!

Those are considered tiny?