The dog likely died of heatstroke on the tarmac. This happens occasionally. Airlines usually have a policy to either not carry animals or keep them inside before transporting them to the aircraft on hot days/most of summer. August in New York/San Francisco? Yeah it would have been hot on the tarmac. Especially so if…

Its already at the MoF. The author of this "article" did not do his homework.

http://goo.gl/maps/z03kd Its right there next to the Concorde and Air Force 1. Has been for years. And no hobos have been sleeping in it since the MoF took over care of it.

It is in the Museum's collection now, right next to the concorde and Air Force 1. That was all happening before they purchased it. Mr. Preston did not read the source article properly or follow up on it.

It is in their collection. Its right next to the Concorde on the left: http://goo.gl/maps/z03kd

This IS in the Museum of Flight's collection. It sits right next to the Concorde as part of the museum accessed by a big bridge from the main museum building. It is being taken care of very well now, they just don't have the money for a full restoration or a building to house the aircraft across the road at this time.…

I'm not sure the "just hit the deer" rule really applies when you're on a bike.

Sure... if you compare it to the RX-7 it isn't much. But thats why they didn't call in an RX-7 isn't it? This is Mazda telling you that if you want a 7 go buy a damned 7 because they don't want to/aren't going to top it any time soon. Just another reason Mazda is the coolest car manufacturer around. The 8 is a great…

1. Nissan Juke

If you want to save some coin and some time just get a tube of plain old fashioned white toothpaste, put it on a rag and put some elbow grease into your headlights. Wipe off with wet cloth after and voila. Not perfect but neither is the 3M stuff and it works.

This one is better and much more relevant

That was my first thought as well

Ahhh Diesels...

no sir, this is moose knuckle.

Dude those are amazing... what is not awesome about the light trucks?!

Sir Mix A Lot lives about a mile from Pacific Raceways and prefers to drag race his Lambos at Crest Airpark right up the street and where I did my flight training.

How could a custom stretched pickup truck built by some dude in Oklahoma who has no obligation or ability to meet or test the safety standards of the vehicles he modifies possibly be safer than an unmodified, extensively tested stock van purpose built to haul mormon families?

Yeah there isn't a whole lot to like about the Kent/Auburn/Puyallup area. Not much at all. Too many douchebro jerkoffs.

Yeah, but how do you REALLY feel?

Top Gear is not exclusively a television show. It is also a very thick magazine which reviews massive numbers of cars monthly and just like the Top Gear website they are behind most of the Top Gear branded things, not the TV show crew who work about 4 months a year on the show and the rest on their own projects and…