A Patriots fan thought he saw some Eagles and...

S5.1.1 Field of view. Except as provided in S5.3, the mirror shall provide a field of view with an included horizontal angle measured from the projected eye point of at least 20 degrees, and a sufficient vertical angle to provide a view of a level road surface extending to the horizon beginning at a point not greater…

A 7/8 Corvette? It was called the Saturn Sky— a buddy has one and it’s much more a small Corvette than a big Miata. Imagine it with the base Camaro’s 275 hp turbo four.

Dream car, dream trip:

The ‘08 in my garage, natch! It’ll be ten years this 31 March, and it came with a really cool option I had no idea about: for the first year, every time I took it into The City, there was a parking place right in front of wherever I was going.

I’m blaming MTV.

Someday I’ll get to see it in a theater. Like you said, I have to figure that in a dark theater, the jump run down Taylor street would have the audience nearly losing their lunch.

Ralph— I have to figure you’re rolling out troll bait - or - you need to get more into movies in general. It’s kind of like saying the McLaren F1 sucks because the driver can’t reach a Big Mac at the drive thru— not really a qualified car guy opinion, eh?

“Seriously, if there was ever a time to wear the tactalneck...”

Two things:

Y’know how delicatessens name sandwiches after people?

Paint it BRG and you might not even be embarrassed to be seen in it!

“The twin-five spoke design isn’t exactly revolutionary”

And some are bacterial, so...yeah, Kingdom Eubacteria, formerly Monera.

This is why I come here everyday.

Just once.

Still, it’s easier to deal with than a tattoo of your XGF’s name.

Just not in California.

I’m sure it was the point, but it might help to note that the picture used for the “All Women Racing Series” is of Janet Guthrie, Sharlene Seavey and Rosemary Smith who, along with Judy Kondratieff, took the ex-work Sebring Sprite HAN9-R-238 to a class win in the 1970 Sebring 12 Hours, without the need for their own…

His feet don’t get blisters, but his boots do.