They don't want people to know that the stereotype is true.

You could keep a Bentley Mulsanne at bay with one of those.

Honestly, I don't think this person cares whether it's legal or not. Especially seeing as he did a wheelie when taking off from the lights and was probably doing at least 40 over the speed limit.

Yes. If they took a digit off of that price it would be fine.

I find it funny how the media generally only reports on Nascar when there's a fight, a fire, or a huge crash.

Crack Pipe all the way.

The rear end only goes down when 3 fully grown adult men get into the back. And if I flipped a car the last thing I'd be worried about is some obscure trim piece that fell off.

If it helps, I'm 16 and if I had the 100,000 grand to buy one of these I'd do it in a heartbeat.

If the company's account is used properly it can be huge for building a relationship between potential customers. Look at the Facebook pages for the Monopoly game and Ice Mountain bottled water. Those pages are quite active and they regularly engage posters and commenters on the page. Someone who may not have thought…

If the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing actually used the stock cars, the Chevrolet SS would dominate the Sprint Cup series and the Camry would never be competitive in the Nationwide Series.

Oh my God, the headlights and taillights are melting.

This. 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood 75. I'm only 16 and I've wanted one for years.

A '70 Pinto weighs about the same as a '92 Saturn Sc. I'd better not piss anyone off until I save up for a Hummer.

According to the internet, a Pinto weighs about the same as my car. Shit.

I'd probably call it the Nova or Chevelle or something historic. I mean, SS is historic, but as a trim level, not as a model.

Also, the name is totally stupid.

Probably still locked in that bunny's basement.

Meanwhile at Red Bull. . .

No problem man. Hopefully nobody else dies in a Nascar race.

Just sharing that interesting fact and pointing out that the Busch brothers have been hated from the beginning. Next time I will be sure to post a disclaimer.