That was actually pretty intense full-screen.

I feel somewhere along the line bath salts will make an introduction.

This exact car, perhaps with a few updates to the electronics, satnav, and wheel choices, would be an instant seller. This style still looks completely at home on the streets of Manhattan or Beverly Hills - refined and subtle but still imposing and Teutonic. This is the all-pro lineman with a taste for high-end suits…

Autotempest - wow, amazing site. I think I just blew five grand.

I'm hoping something to do with a prolapsed rectum.

I thought I spotted a '65 Belvedere in there! Nice! Reminds me of the Candymatic or even Color Me Gone in that scheme.

6th gear, from the Forbes link:

God, that just looks like a hobo clown. It literally looks pathetic.

This man is an anus.

That is a clean swap. It looks factory.

...and here was my latest. (don't make fun of me for the outfit, it was hot outside.

No one's born knowing how to do this kind of stuff. This was my first swap.

One of the more well-composed AOTD, the writing was great - enjoyed learning about the different schemes. JPS in second, Gulf in first, all is right with the world. High-fives all-around.

"The wing, the grille, the K and the N,with its fender cut-out all conspire to make what was once a desirable limited edition model just another personal expression of one Saab owner's singular vision of Swedish extremism."

See...

Hey, this one has a car in it! Add explosives and I'm usually captivated!

Give that sexy bitchman a wave for me!

Damn, man. Nice effin' car. Still contend this is the best looking Japanese car ever, and it's on the short list for best overall, period. Great stance on yours, too.

Heh, not to sound "beat this" or trying to one-up, but I have a similar story - the wiper linkage in my '68 Mustang snagged one of the cable controls for the defroster blend door at a similar speed - effectively stopping both the wipers and snapping shut the blend door. Instantly blind!

Oooof. That '67 GS 400 got me going.