Forget NFLX. Write a story about this, dammit.

Someday they might. But considering the high cost of motorsports compared to the 1960's, I'm sure they'd have to have some serious backing first.

I wonder if that's what Ferrari said when their cars were in the rear view mirror of this:

Lots of anger towards Hennessey. If you don't like the guy, then fine. But if you call the Venom a "kit car", you're going to have to do the same with the Shelby Cobra.

Hey hey hey!!! This supercrew F-150 4x4-driving Texan finds that he has plenty of room in his truck for his daughter's rear-facing baby seat!!

The baby's accessories take up a lot of room. Strollers, "pack & plays", toys, etc. It's truly mind boggling.

3. Welcome to the real world. It's filled with judgemental pricks. The last two Mellenials I have mentored said and did the following:

Dear Millenials:

YOU BASTARD!!! Stealing my glory!! With a SAMSUNG no less!!

It looks like a Rolls Ghost impregnated a Bentley and this is their love child.

I personally defended and defeated the attack. I did it from my iPad at work.

I'm staying with the CTS.

Also, the new rear end looks a bit like an old Honda Prelude.

HEEEYYY!!! The tail lights are different now! Hopefully, the Corvette über traditionalists will stop whining about the correlation between the asses of the Vette and the Camaro.

Two different 4wd systems, huh? Finally, Land Rover is admitting that their customers aren't actually taking the vast majority of these vehicles anywhere close to mud (Or raw snow, or sand, or rocks, or even rain puddles on the side of the road).

First, your idea of "off roading" appears to be slightly different than mine. This Jeep would have left it's oil all over the first rock I would go over (central Texas granite).

Patrick. I would greatly appreciate it if you posted any literature that Cadillac left lying around about options/packages/available colors.

SOLD!!! SOLDSOLDSOLD!!!!

Agree. I've been waiting for these pics for quite a long time. And I am NOT disappointed.