Yes, because these kind of women never marry extremely wealthy men and land incredibly healthy divorce settlements. That never ever happens.

First they screwed up the Charger, and I didn't speak up, because I didn't have a Charger.

In 1978 Car and Driver named the Dodge Li'l Red Express the fastest production vehicle for that year. Not too shabby for a truck that clearly didn't make any effort to minimize weight or maximize aerodynamics.

If it's truly in well maintained shape, all the trim is there and the interior is solid, I'd say it's worth the price. Not a steal, but not outrageous either. It's high enough that the person who does buy it would want to keep it in good shape. I don't know why so many people balk at the idea that a well maintained,…

Chrysler. Constantly trying to outperform...its previous model year.

This changes my worldview of Hungary.

"Hamilton enters the pits and..."

Fantastic. I listened to this song on my commute this morning. One of the best driving songs ever.

So do you!

Thanks to Dr. Drew and Love Line, I can no longer hear "bundle of snakes" without becoming suddenly and acutely aware of every vein in a certain part of my body. /TMI

"...it is impossible to accomplish it as the looping emerges to be a physical barrier."

This. One of the greatest looking intake manifolds ever. One of the many things that made me love old Mopar.

Poor little Dart. A stranger in an unholy land.

And here's the original video with the soundtrack we're all playing in our heads.

And all responding officers on the scene screamed: "Ahhhh!!! I'm covered in beeeeeeeeees!!!"

November 11 is also the day American's remembers their vetrans, so it wasn't exactly the most appropriate date over here either.

Stop making me vote against things I love!

Ah, you beat me to it! This was the first thing I thought of too.

Richard Scarry must've done some epic drugs.

1978-1982 Corvettes. You can practically see the veins in the curves.