Yyyyyyyyyesssss. Although my favorite TH track might just be "Cool Water" from Naked. So dark, creepy, and epic. But this song makes me want to put on a giant suit and do some silly poses.

Not as a concept, but for the fact that it's in a Mustang now. And it's the only reason we're talking about it. "Yeah man, my Mustang has a flat plane crank. It's like VTEC for American cars."

Kudos on cherry-picking your screen grab.

You know, we've all got "that friend". He's a genuinely nice guy, would never say a bad word about you, and actively tries to participate in your interests even though he is not at all familiar with them. He's that guy who shared a Harlem Shake parody video on facebook - last week. He's the guy who just discovered…

They can posture all they want. There are so many reasons that I am not afraid of Russia.

That is a seriously impressive car, but I can't honestly say I recognize it from the movie. All I can think of is the fleet of Ford Probes they used.

Just where is this mystical US location where these cars are cheap and plentiful? I'd like to know so I can take all my money there.

You know, Ferrari's warranty is 3 years/unlimited miles. I really want someone to put that to the test. See what happens when you rapidly put 400,000 miles on one.

Dafuq...I can't find it either. I was going to say that Richard Hammond had it on his European WRX for the Top Gear Africa special, but that is a normal liftback as well. Well, either it was a wet dream of mine or I need to do some research, but I swear I saw it somewhere...

I vaguely remember seeing some in a trip around the state back around 98-99. Later my brother told me about seeing a bunch of them when he was coaching track and they had an away meet. Perhaps I should have said they existED.

I get that they were trying to pay tribute to Jaguar, but why the hell would you make a motorcycle that makes the rider look like they're having relations with a cat?

They exist. There's a fleet of Outback police cars somewhere in northern Wisconsin.

I had one of those! Today I have a 2002 WRX which is a liftback in the US, but elsewhere in the world it also had the drop-down tailgate. Kinda wish mine did. (immediately heads to ebay)

No. Just no. I've heard ignorant car salesmen use this argument after realizing they didn't know what they were talking about. Mid engined is behind the driver but not behind the rear axle.

Shepard Smith is gay.

So, there's this big auto group that has lots of successful dealers across the state of Wisconsin. They have a location in Milwaukee that seems to be their lot for doomed brands. Initially, it was for Hummer. They had a three story high "H" over the front entrance. After Hummer went under, they lopped off the top…

Beautiful job on the flip and everything, but I find something perversely appealing about semi-ruined expensive/exotic cars. Like this salt-streaked GranTurismo I saw last year:

43. GM EV-1

The Truth Is...Never All That Interesting.