This is basically the same thing that Houston's TransStar has been using for a while now:

I don't disagree. I blame the hipsters.

I donated $10 the other day. I feel that over the years I have used it often enough that it's the least I could do.

I'm sure overall sharpness to certain extent due to lens quality and such but the tonality, contrast and grain pattern of the film would still be largely different.

That rear end looks like inspiration for the current A7.

Ilford b&w film though isn't your standard Kodak stock.

That's kind of you.

Says all the pros that shoot with Sony DSLR's. Oh...wait...

I believe he is referring to car companies specifically. Especially American ones.

I do love TTA's and have a few friends that own them. Someday Turbo 6, someday.

The #1 rule of candy is that red is always the best flavor. Shame on you.

Abarth edition Viper? Sign me up.

I would own an Audi A4 Avant (instead of the sedan) if they 1) Offered the Avant in a manual (in the US) and 2) Offered the LED tail lights one the 2012 models.

Actually, I believe it's VILD: Volvo/Vehicle I'd like to Dragon.

I'll take my C63 in a wagon, thanks. Too bad I'm an American and don't have that option.

Haha. Thanks.

I love the idea of that but the idea of something so critical as a light having to be rechargeable isn't something that I like. I picked up one of these at Home Depot which is amazingly bright, costs a few bucks less and doesn't get (very) hot. One of the cool features is that each of the two fluorescent lamps has…

I blame the virtually indecipherable commenting system.

And this is why I love Audi. They offer a real manual on the majority of their cars.