As much as I don't like Fords, I'd stay all Ford under the hood. And since I'm not a big drag fan, I'd swap in the Cobra IRS.

That hood scoop and those wheels sure don't scream sleeper though...

Mom & pop shops won't have to do anything other than upgrade their software, because the overwhelming majority of them are just using off-the-shelf shopping cart software that already handles this kind of stuff.

Or where I live, stadiums for teams that don't win don't pay for themselves! Also if you live in the city please stay out of them, they are really for the people in the suburbs.

"If we get online shoppers to pay sales tax that will make up for letting GE, Apple, et al never pay taxes ever!"

Does this count? It was part of the GRM $2008 challenge. https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/reader-rides/7…

Ugh. Support your local community by paying sales taxes! Parks, roads, schools, police, fire, sidewalks don't pay for themselves.

Jaguar S-Type R, coming in from behind.

Except everyone knows that. And they were sold specifically as a performace car. Not really a sleeper.

Not a sleeper.

Black =/= dipped, though they do look that way.

Volvo S60R. 300 HP, AWD, manual transmission. $7k.

I hear Dick Cheney is pretty handy with birdshot.

"What's with the collective polishing of Mazda's knob around these parts?" Simple. Mazda still holds dear a few values, that people frequenting Jalopnic value too. Like driving fun derived from vehicle dynamics instead of over-the-top HP + electronics. Yes, as a hatchback it's nothing groundbraking, but they are good…

I had an MG Metro identical to that one. If you dropped the anchors hard enough the wheels stopped turning, but not the tires...I shit you not!

I drive this to work from time to time, an LE "B"

and you would visit the repair shop daily :D

No. As the chief law enforcement officer in the US the ATTY GEN can make the administration's wishes known. The justices are free to regard or disregard this advice.

No. In fact, it's actually part of the system. The legislature makes the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws, and the judiciary decides both what constitutes violation of the laws and whether the laws themselves are valid. The executive branch has every right to say, "this state law is a bad state law that…

This is a great idea. I initially read the title as "Speed Balls Take the Hard Work Out of Planting" which is true, as well.