I'd just like to say that I love this. Not at $24K, though.

A freakin' Paceman? I don't get it.

As a year-round motorcyclist, I see the operators obstructed vision as biggest offense here. Sure, CA is a nanny-state, and by law he needed to be utilizing a DOT approved helmet, but the head-piece of the rabbit costume makes this a bad decision. Operating in that costume on the highway compounds the issue. …

At 1:14 there's a sweet 308 with a euro front spoiler. That one... Although the carburetor sound of that replica 914GT is awesome!

Although the 2-door XJ is cool, it'd be cooler with the six... And, all things being equal, I'd take the CJ. Especially since it is still utilizing the original steel tub. I'd lose the racing seats and drive it daily. They're not comfortable, or good on gas, but my commute is fairly local, and this thing is very…

Sebastien Loeb will be at the controls this time around...

Honestly, Bentley isn't even that cool.

A little more Veneno... A little less LaFerrari. Not as easy on the eyes as Mr. Glickenhaus' car, but I like it.

How about all modern Ferraris are not sold with proper manual gearboxes... Or, that they require $30K brake-jobs thanks to Carbon-Ceramic brakes. Ridiculous.

I've never even seen one.

What's with all of he haters? Corvette did end up winning a hard-fought GT battle... And Porsche is "THE" endurance racing marque. I don't see any negatives here at all.

Brake bias. Not weight.

As a public safety professional, it is important to be courteous at all times. This guy could've gotten way more mileage out of simply asking the cyclist if he was ok. After all, what did he do? Nothing.

The 308 is also tube framed.

Interestingly enough, my father gave me this book for Christmas. I honestly hadn't given it much of a look, with the exception that it had an autographed bookplate included. I suppose after reading this synopsis that I should probably give it a read. Thanks for including this story... Now back to the car stuff for…