The Shelby brand has had their hand in a lot of 'interesting' factory builds.

The Durango SP360:

SHOgun Festiva.

They're really taking it to those Whale Wars asshats aren't they?

Well, there is a reason it's called a "water jacket."

Launched on August 6th, coincidence ? I think not.

A car is on fire, but it isn't a Ferrari.

Can it pew pew??? PLEASE SAY YES

I miss when this post was about making gundam jokes. :(

Word for word it sounds more destructive. . . but if you think in terms of Battleship the destroyer only takes three hits to sink and the carrier takes five hits. ;)

The Gulf of Aden and Malacca straight would disagree.

he was hoping to blind a Bugatti driver long enough to make away with their car.

Can you track him down and get him to start writing his memoirs?

Does cosmetic modifications count as "tuning?" If so I nominate DragonVette

All of these so-called tuner cars have a sad story to tell, useful economy cars that are tuned into useless fiber glass excrement. Think of all the Civics that could of seen decades of reliable service that instead are doomed to lives of misery and embarrassment.

Don't forget that Franklin rode a kite

Are you ready kids? Aye, aye, captain! I can't hear you! Aye, aye, captain! Ooooooooooh

I am not pretending to be an engineer, but it seems like ships may be better launched longways (stern or bow first) rather than dumping them on the starboard side. Is there unnecessary stress on the ship by launching it like a 6 year old in a bathtub? By the way, that old lady has some muscle. One whack with that…

When you consider what a ship is up against at sea, this kind of launch makes perfect sense. If they can't handle a launch like this, how are they going to handle a storm?

Clearly, going forward ships should be assembled by underwater divers, then floated gently to the surface by salvage crews.

@jedimario: An advanced light-reflecting device, totally solid-state non-interactive image replication system. Wicked cool cutting edge stuff.