I was thinking the same thing. Shelby American produces their own cars under their own name beyond what Ford does with the Shelby GT350 and GT500. So you have to wonder what the difference is, unless STi are starting with a Japanese spec car rather than an American spec car for their homologation.

At least you can sell the Kia in the future and upgrade to a better car. You buy that jacket and you’ll never get the douchebag off of yourself. Punk jackets don’t come with 2400 hand applied studs. Punks apply how ever many studs they want on the thrift store jacket they scored for $10.

What I still can’t get over is at whose feet the blame keeps getting laid. Tesla is at fault because of the term “Auto-Pilot” and the fact that, on a bright, sunny Florida day, the car’s scanning sensors couldn’t distinguish between the tractor’s white trailer, the sky and the cement roadway.
Or, Joshua Brown was…

Driving is a privilege. There’s no grey area. It was never a right, It’s will never be a right. Not sure why you think they do it on a whim. The states aren’t granting wishes. You have to display the ability to understand the rules of the road and operate a motor vehicle. The state then issues you a license proving…

It is a privilege and is based on rules set up by the grantor: the government. You break a traffic law, you get a ticket/fine. You break enough laws and your license is suspended, at the whim of the grantor. Repeatedly break them and your license is taken away. You don’t get to drive a car just because you own a car.

1. I understand. But not everyone is seeing it for what you’ve said. I would agree, for example, that (and I absolutely hate this) the lovely folks that like to slow down and let people onto the highway/freeway create a cause and effect that they have no clue how far it permeates. It’s called merging and the vehicles…

This is clearly leading into a construction zone. Therefore, we can assume that normal traffic flow in this area does not exist at this time. The camera car is just starting his roll, when he lets the school bus enter into traffic. Seeing how much backup is occurring on the two streets that are visible, one can …

Nowadays, it’s easier to build an X-Wing Fighter by purchasing the X-Wing Fighter set Lego makes than it was to create the ship by building it from the blocks I had available back in 1977. That being said, I don’t think these specialized sets are keeping people today from using their imaginations. They just use those…

The people buying these trucks are either buying them in fleet form, individually for a business (sort of), or are rich and need it for something along the lines of towing toys. Businesses buying them in fleet form already have fuel consumption written into the cost of the vehicle as operational costs before they…

Absolutely, positively, 100% agree with you!

I’ve been here from 87-99 and again since 2012. Still haven’t checked out some of the sites around. I’ve been up the peak twice but not since they paved the whole thing. I feel your biker pain. I lived in an apartment behind a biker bar for a year.

Nice pictures of the cars! One of these years, I’ll make my way downtown to check out the cars. Always seems to be something keeping me from it. And there was so much going on with Bikefest happening as well.

Oh absolutely. Wait until they can legally sit in the seats provided to get one. That’s what I did :)
On the other hand, I was trying to provide best answer I could think of to your question. The parts are where my answer fails as I’m pretty sure half of the parts are manufactured in Mexico, Canada, China and other…

Ford Mustang. Designed in Detroit. Built in Flat Rock. Best selling sports coupe in the world.

I’m pretty sure this is how salvage yards get started. You don’t intend to have one, but with so many projects and parts cars around, it just seems the logical next step. Sell parts to make money and buy more parts and cars. Lather, Rinse, Repeat. Salvage yard.

Yuranium has the right answer. Bumpers were not originally intended to mitigate collision forces at speed, but rather off-set the minor garage and parking lot “bumps” between a car in motion and other stationary objects. This was because of the varying ride-heights and bumpers didn’t always line up the same. This is…

This answer.

Absolutely. There are people that always want to be the first to have the latest everything. And anyone that can use flexible pricing to their advantage would be stupid to not do so. The market will sort out after this year when GT350 production ramps up to normal numbers. The Bosses were a nice track day car…

This sticker is from a 2015 GT350 which is really low in total production numbers. From Autoweek: Just 100 examples of the GT350 will be built, 50 with the Technology Package and 50 with the Track Package. The R will be even more limited, with just 37 examples being produced.

Take Some DNA from the Vector W8, add a dash of Mitsuoka Orachi, and a helping of the craziness that is the Lamborghini Veneno, paint it “I Pity the Fool’s Gold” and you have the Inebria Elibreia!