Dat wheelgap doe. Make it a rally car!

The Fountain FTMFW

The only use for crunchy peanut butter is for making a psilocybin and crunchy peanut butter sandwich.

For those of you who aren't aware of the Porsche 356 Speedster market, allow me to explain the current pricing situation. When I was a kid, you could buy a 356 Speedster for approximately the same price as a bag of oranges. In fact, I distinctly remember one occurrence, when I was four, and I went to the grocery store…

9 series?

First and foremost, you gotta have comfortable seats. Next, a good sound system helps pass the time. I have to go with (a little biased here, thought) the S60R. Volvo's renowned comfortable seats combined with a Dolby Pro-Logic Surround Sound audio system. The interior itself is mighty nice to look at, as well. …

How could you say no to that face??

6.) Covini C6W

Q&D but I would certainly buy this minivan

No I haven't. Does it basically disable the radio or does it just replace certain stations? You can tell I'm pretty clueless about it, but I'd like to know more - especially ease of installation.

In 5-10 years not only will the tailgate still be screaming FORD, it'll be a hideous faded gray color.

I love that he knows his audience. I'm almost 30 years old and I just learned today where the fuel filler is on a Countach. No one has ever taken the time to show me something so simple but innovative on this idolized car.

Smarter AI drivers that don't let first place get 15 seconds ahead while they go all apeshit on each other and block my passing attempts.

I get bored quick of driving the same 8 courses

My '04 sadly does not. I tried using the FM transmitter for my iPod but sound quality sucks. I'm relegated to using my pregnant Trapper Keeper-sized CD book to provide driving tunes.

Shit, the S60R doesn't even have an AUX input.

Probably to plug in your Sega Game Gear

You mean kinda like they did in the later models?

If the tailgate is down, will there still be a functioning brake light visible? I'm guessing this particular portion of the truck wouldn't make the production version.

Not that anyone would or should do this, but if someone wants a wagon but can only find crossovers, why not lower the suspension and put low-profile tires on it? Wouldn't that be the same thing as a wagon.?