You think they'd take better photos if they're trying to sell an Aztek for $15,000.

So much body roll.

Why is it illegal if the customers are aware that they are not buying real Ferraris? I can see how there could be some copyright issue but that's not really something the local police would handle, is it?

2005 CVPI. It has like 290ish lb-ft, which isn't too bad, but it does weigh over two tons.

I've only got 54.5 hp/L and I bet I have a much worse power to weight ratio, and it's not so bad.

If he can afford to replace 400 pounds of stuff and 7 pieces of luggage, it doesn't seem like $1,400 would have been all that bad for him.

Yeah, every time I see one on Craigslist with 180,000 miles, I feel pure sympathy for the person who had to drive it that much.

Shit, my front windshield fluid nozzles shoot over the back of the car stock.

Anyone want to buy a couple F-Types and go on a trip to India?

Those are all hideous.

I was able to do that around 3 too. it's a good start.

When I found it, chose it, and bought and paid for it all myself, I liked my car but I didn't really love it yet, mostly just thought it was cool. But after countless hours of sanding, painting, cleaning, fixing, tinkering, and most importantly, days and days and tens of thousands of miles of driving I have fallen…

That's so cool.

Also, the seat controls are in the same place as on Panthers.

I'm getting more and more into this car. I can't wait to see how it's long term reliability is.

I think Iowa's is quaint.

Without the article, I would have thought this was a photograph. This is a great rendering of the Aria casino, too.

I'm a huge Panther fan, but I hate those steering wheels so much. The actual last Panther wheel is great (05-11). That was a major point in my decision between the '04 and my '05.

Hey! I resemble that statement.

I hope to get to 300,000 miles. Only 40,000 more but the trans is bad now. If I don't fix it then I don't make my goal but if I do fix it then I should be able to get to 400,000 easy.