No, no! I was in a small boat, but the whirlpool was definitely there. The area is popular for diving, but most people stay away from the whirlpool, called "Old Sow".

Very cool. I've been through the world's second-largest whirlpool, in New Brunswick, Canada, but it's only dangerous when the tide's running. It could probably swallow a small boat, but it's nowhere near as big as the one in this video.

It's only worth that much if it was used during the OJ chase. Otherwise total CP.

NMS had no choice. Chrysler did and screwed up. There's really no comparison to Eminem, who did his cussing with the blessing of unrelated record labels.

I have this really crazy idea for a Tata promotion.

C'mon, guys, I can't do it all myself.

That cockpit is intimidatingly beautiful. I would need a passenger just to monitor the gauges, though.

They look good to my eyes. Very distinctive and clean. But not that exciting. And not enough to counterbalance the antique 9-3.

I've seen several, but I live in the Northeast U.S. The $10K off sticker offered for nearly new examples with XWD and Aero trim make them a bit a more attractive.

Update: Lamborghini reports the new Gallardo will be renamed the Quadricolore.

A big part of the problem is that cabbies know how likely they are to get a fare heading back into Manhattan, depending on where you want to go. So they'll comply with this rule so long as they know they'll be maximizing their take.

Unfortunately, I don't think these are bulletproof. They are comfortingly cute, however.

It depends on the state, but a car this old probably doesn't need a title, just a bill of sale.

How many miles before the 6, 7 and 8 turn white? That's the audio we want.

Even the Aventador probably has a break-in period. Wait a few hundred miles...then WOT.

I would say that qualifies as a New Media Strategy.

If I had to sell life insurance it would kill me.

$4/gal? Hey, maybe that means people will drive more slowly.

Public figure.