So you're saying our next great technological advancement could come as a series of tubes? #science

I don't care how tame that leopard is. If I was sitting next to it at a red light, my window would be up. #auditt

Trying desperately to keep my '64 Valiant despite it being a giant money pit that will most definitely lead to more heartbreak and more and more expenses...

@87CapriceEstate: GM no longer has enough money to sponsor a motion picture. #ateam

@Buickboy92: Ho, boy. Feeding the trolls strikes again. #qotd

Not really a nice price, but not really crap pipe either. The hard top helps make the Jeep worth it. Can't say I've ever seen one like this. #1953willysm38a1arcticjeep

If I didn't immediately think that this car would cost that much annually to keep running, I'd go with "nice price." Otherwise, I'd be all over it. #1980maseratiquattroporteiii

Why don't we have a Lean Machine again? That thing was my favorite part of the old World of Motion pavilion at Epcot. #conceptcars

Agh! Normally I'm all about driving classic supercars, muscle cars, etc. but this is just painful to watch. #gtforpsp

@How Wankelin' Got His Sig Back: Hear hear. I was thinking of a P-51, but this is a far more awesome choice. #1966fordf100

*sniff sniff* Did someone mention Valiants? #alameda

This car is amazing. I would totally rock it, and not feel that bad about driving it since it's no longer all original. Great color too. #fordcapri

Did it bother anyone else that in the episode before this one, Peter hugs Claire but still keeps his speed power? I was going to write this off as him able to select when and where to absorb powers until now.

@phlavor: You mean, like an outdoor couch?

@Stearns: I was thinking Elmo, but yeah.

@armyofchuckness: Herbie and his Army of Love Bugs vs. Keenan Wynn.

Herbie vs. Harvey Korman.

@lilwillie hides autos in the attic: There's a place where one week every month that you want to be especially nice to the help.

Tuff wheel! I didn't realize the Cordobas had these. I'll take it!

It looks like it would sit still while the wheels spun helplessly and the weight of the engine held the front of the car perfectly still.