Yep. I know that he can travel on the roof, which is lot of fun!

Please, bring my cheers to our two jailed Marines... they've to wait for March, for the trial.

If Toro Rosso is French for Blood Horse, alors suce ma bitte!... blood horse in French is cheval de sang, you Multilingual Business Friend! That's the Italian for Red Bull... how can you be so ignorant, and proud of it?

If Toro Rosso is French, alors, suce ma bitte!Ciao, pollo!

Your uncle's friend Guido? ...yes, sure! And when you'll happen to live in a town whose urbanization was designed 2,000 years ago, than we'll talk...

Who could ever stick a candle in the giant pile of dung, over the roof of that poor DS?

Nice. Just one BIG error: Italians invented everything that matters. Never heard of Hungarians.

Chevrolet?

Just to confirm that in Italy you can still buy a more than decent bottle of Chianti DOCG (Guaranteed And Controlled Origin) for €5 or little more, in whatever big chain department store. And cheap doesn't mean bad: it's cheap because we have the lowest salaries in Western Europe, just above Portugal and Greece and if…

Probably because they're not much proud of it...

I wonder if it will show on Google Earth...

And Watch Some Piaggio APE (bee, not monkey) Spin Some Hilariously Fast Donuts On The Snow To Their Heart Content And To The Sake Of The High Court Of Kerala & All Indians.

Watch A 1958 Fiat 18 hp Tractor Spin Some Hilariously Fast Donuts.

This time I do totally agree with you. Unification of components, is standard practice in every Corporate maker of mass produced consumer goods. God has not yet created the dumb car maker that will have some special, luxury switches made on purpose for a late model luxury car, when he already has in stock some…

It's just horrible.

And you, what are you willing to do for me?

The former President (now 85 and Honorary President) of my Company, is said to be very money saving wise, almost on the brink of meanness: some 15 years ago, he was still driving his 20 y.o, light green Mercedes 240D, when his sons (without telling him) bought him a new CLK 320. The old 240D was ready for scrapping,…

Typical American habit. That dude over there is considered totally normal. Luckily, in Europe we never see anything like that. Sure he will never be allowed to test drive a new Ferrari, nor will ever be invited to Maranello.

That car is so ugly! It's clear how they pitifully tried to monkey the inimitable style of Ferrari, but failed miserably. Rosso Corsa doesn't turn an abortion into a race car.

At least, this has some logic.