As I said yesterday:

It needs to be cooler. Like about 20% cooler.

The 1 person who bought a Mitsubishi last year decided to buy one again. Brand loyalty!

I once read about a guy in Chicago that did this back in the early 90's, but it wasn't a Bond car. He worked in the financial sector and got tired of his Jaguar/Mercedes/BMW being broken into, vandalized and stolen. His solution was to pick up a very ratty looking 70's Pontiac Bonneville for a work car, then…

I am a leaf on the wind ... watch how I soar.

My sister were standing in line for ice cream at a Harvard Square cafe a dozen years ago, when we heard a distinctive laugh. Right behind us - Tommy and Ray. We we star-struck.

My fiancée does not approve when this comes on the car radio. Not necessarily because of the song, but because of my antics when it does.

"Your call".

When my wife and I were looking for a "new" 3 row SUV/CUV we took our time and looked for several months. We then looked at minivans. We went back to the SUV's and found a really nice 3 year old Kia Borrego that we loved and was the right price. As we left the dealership (I never buy on the first visit) my wife…

Hell, my kids are grown and I still drive Chrysler minivans when needed. Right tool for the job, when the job involves comfortably hauling a lot of people and stuff. I could give a rat's ass what someone thinks when they see me in the van. I've got 99 problems, and "minivan shame" ain't one...

I bet Cadillac isn't pumping fake engine noise into the cabin...

2-tone in general is severely underused.

The Red Key.

Take a Neon, give it a turbo 2.4 (underrated to 230hp) and whoa......

Also most unlikely submersible.

This just goes to show that, regardless of race, creed or color, your country does in fact have rednecks, and they are out there somewhere racing something ridiculous for your amusement.

I didnt realise, but you can ACTUALLY see Zachary Quinto trying not to smile as he says the next line.