why doesn't Ferrari just tweak the name: Ferrari F1-50

i was there that night!

by the way, did anyone else drool over Lorraine McKiniry (host of Velocity Channel's "What's My Car Worth?") at the Cadillac booth during this year's LA Auto Show? She is 'muy bonita'! though it was odd to see her helping an elderly couple figure out the adjustable seat on a Cadillac. they, like most people,…

then you missed Lorraine McKiniry at the the Cadillac booth!

hah, that's funny.

okay, i'll bite:

you know, i already like Morgans, especially the Aero Supersports. but reading this flipped a switch for me: you're right, i do think that 3-wheeler would be a lot of fun to drive. think i'll put it on my "within 10 years" car list.

i'd be A-ok with a brown Miura...

bewtiful bewbs...

who wants to go in with me on buying a Morgan? we'll figure out the who-drives-when part later...

uh, they are in the USA... I've window-shopped a dealer in Santa Monica.

i'm too lazy to do anything myself but here's a free million- no... BILLION-dollar idea:

video no longer available due to a copyright claim?!?! what the fu...

actually, that's probably because unlike in the Musuem, the cars in the Vault collection aren't separated from visitors with barriers so you can get right up to them. likewise, a young child would probably find it hard not to fiddle with the cars...

well then, you can get pretty close to the cars for some nice pics.

that's because some of the celebrity cars still have the dead naked hookers in the trunk.

yay! then no one will be able to see them because they'll be locked up in some bloke's garage!

"Rally Audi Dodges Spectators, Logs, Cliff, Forest"

i say about 1.5 - 2 hours, depending on how much lookin' and readin' you do. also, they offer a free self-guided tour feature where you call a phone number from your cell phone and the recording tells you about the cars and exhibits you're looking at as you walk along.

you are correct, sir... the museum allows cameras - i've taken my DSLR on every visit.