8,000 RPM and a top speed of 165mph. Impressive.

"As personal vehicles become safer and pollute less, they also become more expensive to produce and to buy. Does this mean that we will spend proportionately more on car purchases, or will it make public transportation (where it's available) an attractive option?"

See the above comment.

My point was simply that the way Mr. Moore was acting lead the already out of line Officer Westbrook to take the ridiculous and unnecessary actions he did; slamming him down on the hood and shoving him into the car. To be clearer, Moore did nothing wrong, but he could have toned it down a little in order to avoid…

Alright, here’s my take.

I approve, simply because the basis of this respectable homage to the 959 is itself a Porsche of good repute. I hope someone buys it and enjoys the heck out of it.

Be it an AM General or a Lockheed Martin, someone sure as heck better bring the JLTV to the civilian market! AMERICA!!

Haha buddy. Go ahead and sit tall atop your elitist, stereotypical small car of choice. I promise I’m not judging you or anyone else for your automotive decisions, so why be a dick and complain about mine?

I’m not sure what you’re referring to, my only guess would be a diesel exhaust brake, which is entirely different.

Hah well, you’re doing it right! Few things in this world satisfy quite like a carbureted V8.

Nonsense I do not want anywhere near my truck:

Welcome to Austin, Texas! The latter being my preferred mode of diesel motivated transportation.

"He was very kind and well-mannered during the meeting, and seemed to understand why I took the actions I did."

While I certainly agree with the Bentley Continental, the Mercedes W126, and of course the Cadillac CTS-V, I nominate this:

Maybe not.

I think more importantly, can you come up with a compelling argument AGAINST why this thing should really be the next Bentley? I am neither shocked nor offended by this.

About 4:40 to 5:20 reminds me of those partial CGI Nissan Frontier commercials that ran for a while. Shaky camera and all.

So I guess when he’s done moving all the earth he’ll head down to the tiny Home Depot and pick up some tiny day laborers to finish it out.

Looks like Chevy heard Ford’s cry (ing) after all.