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I watched the movie first and read the books second. I liked both, but the books are something else.

Read the graphic novels it was based on, fills out a lot of holes and makes some of the more wacky parts of the movie make slightly more sense.

Ah yes, loved that episode! Pretty much cemented what I already knew from riding shotgun in a clean Model T Hot Rod since I was a wee lad.

6. was me in driving school. The base-grade Golf is a snoozefest.

"like all the others"

Go check out Zorro's earlier posts and you'll understand why. This is quite tame by his standards.

You mean up until one of its painfully unreliable engines spontaneously explode? Yeah, I guess that's one way to remind everyone that Germany once killed millions because of their religion and heritage.

Nope, if someone wants it they can get it. There's almost nothing preventing anyone from importing it themselves, and many companies/dealers specialize in grey imports.

Damnit, beat me to it.

The problem with this question is that all these cars are still sold in Europe, although as grey imports. Remember, we don't have the 25 year rule here, so there are companies/dealers that specialize in importing Mustangs, Camaros, Chargers, Challengers, etc. I have a neighbor who drives a white Boss 302, and there's…

Nope. Seen them for sale. Remember that there are way less import restrictions in Europe than in the US. Many dealers specialize in bringing these in.

Yes, but it's a star none the less. I think they just threw in as many celestial references as they could.

Queue Streisand Effect in 3... 2...

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Actually, that's supposed to be the mythical horse Arion from Greek mythology, which is also the name of a star (and Starion is, according to Mitsubishi themselves, a contraction of "Star of Orion" which refers to its Sirius engine).

Obligatory.

I did, now go back to driving your bus, Otto.

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