That does not get boring to watch. Every corner exit was pretty much perfect.

Considering how much we talk about cars, we don't spend a lot of time talking about how cars are made. Maybe we should. A car is really only as good as the factory it came from and the workers who built it.

You're looking at the one-off (hopefully) 1962 Superfast III, bodied by Pininfarina, who are normally quite elegant.

Thanks! This also showed up on Twitter yesterday, which made me happy. @JasonTorchinsky">@JasonTorchinsky">https://twitter.com/JasonTorchinsk… I always love your posts when you call-out someone or some organization on their bullshit. But the NADA one, BEST POST EVER

Link?

Case in point.

The more valid point they make is that if a car company goes out of business, often the dealer the car was bought from will continue to support that car. That's good, but independent repair shops could do that as well.

The parent company still sets a basic suggested retail price (MSRP) and it's not like local dealers are ever interested in selling a car wildly below that price. Car prices don't vary that wildly from market to market, and, if anything, dealers will severely mark up high-demand, low-volume cars whenever they can get…

What is this, the 1940s?

Here's the setup. There's a person there, who's the stand-in for us, the viewer. I don't think it's an accident it's a woman, who, statistically and anecdotally are the gender that tends to feel less comfortable with car-buying. Still, woman or not, she's our avatar here, and, really, she's just like us: fit, sexy,…

Me: I've seen that. That's very cool.

This must be Michael Bay.

That does not surprise me in the slightest.

2002 BMW 745i - 325 hp (had it up to 90 by accident, that car was sneaky fast)

General Lee supercut? General Lee supercut!

Jack Cottle, the 22-year-old homunculus that intentionally drove into a local Fun Cup race behind the wheel of a Volkswagen Polo while his terrified girlfriend begged him to stop, told the Daily Mail that he's just misunderstood, okay?

These are my favorite parts.

See ya warranty!

Does this mean that under normal conditions, you shouldn't ever need to get your transmission flushed or refilled?

Most important part of the whole guide. Right here.