I think it's a nice move. He didn't have the money to restore his old Packard, so instead of junking it like 99.5% of the population would have in 1966, he socked it away until he could.

I think most NYC Crown Vics are the LWB versions now, and they have pretty good legroom. I rarely use taxis, so I could be wrong. The regular short versions have terrible passenger space.

100% PES? Is that like POS?

Now the question is will Bahrain be officially cancelled?

Indeed. Nibbles. Then blows chunks.

Sounds like ropes had trouble learning them.

King shoulda bought the World Cup instead.

My worst fear while riding in NYC is getting doored. I see/hear vehicles, but you can't ever predict a door opening. I see bike lanes placed next to parallel parked cars and it always freaks me out.

Bless you, my son. You are a true patriot. And nice thinking, saving the Veyrons. Verrry important.

Good one! Had forgotten about these.

Good one! Had forgotten about these.

It's not a bad idea. I like that it's just a touch-screen and not a viewing screen. That means it would be no more of a distraction than hunting for the defrost button. And I trust that researchers have anticipated that the touchscreen will have to be crafted from some sort of flexible substrate that can give way to…

Goldbug has no room for such nonsense!

Deploy the Bugs! Someone! Quickly!

Yeah, I was shocked, too. I'm sure the memories are painful, but winning against U.S. Customs like that deserves some burnouts.

In that case, this could be the coolest Le Mans prototype. The Costin Zagato had horrible aerodynamics, but find another Maserati driven by both Moss and Fangio at Le Mans.

Well done, sir.

Seconded.

My reaction was opposite. I had no idea Istanbul has so many traffic cameras.

Partly cool because it's so obscure, but mostly cool because it was sold to the driver, Pierre Levegh, partly assembled. It was one of the last old-fashioned 1930s racers to compete at the top-level at Le Mans and Levegh was actually 4 laps ahead of a Mercedes 300SL Prototype (!) when he supposedly missed a shift and…