Gen 1:1: In the beginning God created the clutch and the stick. Then Miatas. Then V12s. Then turbos. Then burnouts. Then he rested, but only until new tires were installed.

...while carrying more than 3,000 sailors and numerous ships on its 4.5-acre flight deck.

Oy, this one is right up there with "...you didn't build that..." as a politically myopic misunderstanding of a statement. All they are saying is get commuters off the road and leave the driving for those who WANT to drive. Not a terribly political statement to make.

So you can't be conservative and use public transit? Tell that to all the people here in D.C. who take the Metro and work for the GOP, the Heritage Foundation, etc...

Huh? or you know... they actually love cars but realize that public transportation can handle most of the workload better? That having 1,000 people take the subway instead of all in a car on the highway is better for everyone.

Next up is a Van Gogh edition with only one wing mirror.

No complaints here.

I wanted to display a hint of restraint and respect, since it wasn't my vehicle, and would likely get to drive it again if I didn't just all-out bolt (volt?) down the freeway without asking.

Venom GT. Assembled in Texas from everyone else's parts. Little innovation.

In my book they don't need Guinness to tell them whether they have set a record or not.

You're not alone in this, after watching the Inside Koenigsegg series he seems very cool and down to earth, a bit of a geek even but with the coolest job in the world.

He seems like a really cool guy, this is apparent in pretty much every article featuring him.

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Man, I would've sold so many Cinnabons and Starbucks...they're free for soldiers though. Thanks for risking your life defending us, now risk your life eating this caloric minefield of deliciousness.

V8 Swapped mini truck.

> Jag engine in the Miata;
> Answer to life, the universe and everything.

Mater! You're scarin' him again!

Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. Easy Peazy.