The eROD comes with an ECU that is OBDII compliant.

More muscle cars.

In the spirit of the internet... pics or it didn't happen. Thanks.

eROD LS3, because it's 50-state legal to install in ANYTHING.

Another controversial opinion here: I don't like the Audi accent running lights that turn off when the turn signal is on. It looks goofy.

That's the speedster, it's slightly different, but the same idea.

Controversy achieved.

The Celica kit pictured above did not roll out of the factory equipped that way. As the Callaway was an authorized GM subcontractor, it makes it as factory as any other specialty vehicle sold in dealers: Callaway, Lingenfelter, GNX, TTA, Typhoon, Syclone, Firehawk, Saleen, Roush, Shelby etc.

I expect to get opposition to this, but the C4 Corvette's Callaway Aerobody was available from dealers I believe.

Or anyone else for that matter.

How do you see R&T moving into the digital age and still turn a profit without becoming another blog (like Jalopnik) or (god forbid) selling reviews? Are there viable digital outlets yet?

KITT

#2 and #3. Nailed it with my generic statement of "bond" and "blues brothers". Congrats waveridin959 and 6cyl

Been doing this for years.

Either something from the Blues Brothers, or James Bond.

Yes. Look, I'm not rich and I don't get to drive the car of my dreams every day. (The TTA and the Corvette are works in progress). So, getting to drive something awesome, always a yes.

I don't really understand this comment. It's cool to hate I guess.

I'm biased.

I was at the apple store yesterday and some girl was video recording a panorama of the store with her ipad.

He sure loved dickies.