Now that you are aware of Curb Records as a sponsor you will see it everywhere. NASCARs in all divisions. Indycars, especially in the 500. Sprint cars. Curb records even has a museum that's full of race cars in NC.

I vote Citroen DS5.

It's funny how modern cities have come full circle. My understanding of my city (Ottawa) is that we used to have a lot more rail tracks, and that many were torn up as cars were seen as the future. Now that we know EVERYONE having a car is a clusterfuck (it just is) we've come back to rail, only now to put it into…

Wait ....he isn't?

Had so much in one of these owned by a friend. It just wouldn't die. It tipped over off roading once, everyone that was in it just got out, but it right side up and kept going.

I take it that you enjoy The Adventures of Pete and Pete then.

Definitely this 79 Lincoln Continental Collectors Series. 0-60 in "why the hell would you want to go 60, the speed limit is 55?" So long it doesnt fit in a standard garage, so wide its a nightmare to park. Driving it is like riding a horse in that you always realize that youre not actually in control of the beast. …

But he already has a name, Mr. Fat Controller.

No dumb questions here! They actually have machine gun mounts around the ship that would most likely be manned during such an account, and that is literally the very last line of defense! The 30mm cannons, 57mm cannon and the CIWS also work to take these small boats on, but they are all direct fire close in weapons.…

Local Motors and Huckberry. Take this:

First thing I thought when he changed to this last year: Oh shit, he's an assassin!

The Ford F-150. Well actually any crew cab pickup could really fit here. The people carrying ability of a sedan with the hauling capability of a truck.

Your insurance company could total your car due to a smashed window. Think of the cost to repair something like a broken window regulator. Used cars in 2035 will be frightening to own.

Bollywood car chase scene is best car chase scene

whu?! awesome.

I suppose you have a point

The marketing for the Miata wasn't über-feminine per say, but it wasn't dripping sweat and blood from its beard hairs, either.

I remember that van, in the same colors as the RS200. It was called "Supervan II".

lane motor museum in Nashville, TN. Largest collection of Tatra cars in the US.

I totally agree, Burt. Live out of state now but I grew up in the coalfields of southern WV. Family still lives in the same house and the road to get there is like a rally stage. Learned to drive on those roads whilst dodging big coal trucks barreling down the decline at ludicrous speeds. Even a lot of the interstate…