Thought you were joking, but no, they have such a thing. Awesome.

Yes. It also includes the filter check that was forgotten on the 82,000 mile service.

3. The dealer tried to sell me the "82,500 mile service" ($286.00 plus tax), until I patiently informed them that I had completed this service three months earlier at a different Land Rover dealer, and the record is undoubtedly in their computer system.

BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!

RALLY EDSEL!!!

Would own. You know, if they made them.

Hagerty has actually said that the Ferrari market is so hot, it's "radioactive." And in case you never went to school, you should never get close to things that are radioactive, because they'll decay and then kill you in a horrifically painful death.

Excellent article! Now time for my Union-mandated smoke break.

As Shakespeare famously wrote, "He jests at cars that have never felt the road."

Her impression is a little off, but commendable.

Look guys, I'm rugged! I have mud on my tach! Guys?!!?

So? I lifted mine from a speech in Houston.

I'm a sucker for painted blocks/valve covers. I like the blue covers on the new 5.0L in the mustang but those don't compare to true paint. Looks so retro.

But those cars aren't the Hellcat. Nothing is the Hellcat. It's the automotive equivalent of going to the moon, something we did because science allowed us to and becausewe could and because we're exceptional and awesome and it's in our DNA to do things bigger than everyone else.

Is... is that a painted valve cover? Truly, this is God's chariot.

Congrats Doug! Can't wait to hear how it is to import a car. I've been wanting to do it forever but have been scared by all the conflicting information and the idea of importing secret stowaway spiders, hell-bent on destroying fine American cattle.

And so that's why, after much consideration, and debate, and discussion, I've decided to buy two cars.

Super jealous of that jacket.

Should've used the Mercedes.

Yes...