I saw this car when I was in Europe. It was so ugly, yet so functional and the look started to grow on me. I would drive this if it were available in the U.S.

Not exactly rare. A CS or Turbo S would qualify, but they are WAY outside the price range.

BMW Z3M

This flow chart makes is a great tool. Luckily, I fall into the “keep your old car”.

The solution is to get a Tesla. Tesla sales reps will not gouge you, but you have to wait for your car to be assembled.

If a man is on a date, driving is mandatory. If they do not want to get to second base, pick their date up with the bus.

I use public transit (or what passes for transit here in San Francisco) 5 days a week. Driving my car is a form of therapy. When compared to the cost of anti-depressants, gas is WAY cheaper than valium.

#1: They just rent more cars. No surprise here.

This will be the most important advice anyone will give you:

Was there any defect with the car itself or misrepresentation of the contract?

#2 looks like the Chinese Chengdu J-20.

Who owns the rights to the “Flapjack” now? Can anyone just copy the design and build one themselves?

Goodyear Inflatoplane

If that thing was raining bombs on your position, I would call it “death on a plate”.

I disagree. This plane’s full potential is still classified. It can still beat the pants off any aircraft short of a Saturn V rocket.

The Horton Ho229 had the misfortune of being conceived on the wrong side of the Axis / Allie border.

Project Orion

So this fucker spent billions on image and nameplates, but neglected the quality of the core products.

Hell, if the Air Force was going to be all secret about the X-37, they should have been testing nuclear propulsion up there while they were at it.

When dealing with a god like entity, run his ass over with an armored vehicle until he gives up.