Definately an early 60s T-Bird. The wheels are the aluminum turbines that the Crown Vic, Grand MArquis, and Towncar used in the mid to late 80s.

I'll just stick with my Mio Knight Rider gps in my 2009 Bullitt Mustang.

Let's see,

With ALL 5 of my rides added up it comes out to 637. So it works out to about 127-128 per car.

What's REALLY funny about the comments, is the dude who says f#&$ imports, and is such a supporter of GM and Chevrolet drives a Toyota Tundra.

I'm loosing 4 stores owned by 3 friends of mine. Sucks.

While extremely cool to drive now, and being really unique since you don't see many anymore. It's gonna nickel and dime you to death with repairs.

I think my favorites would have to be the Audi UR Quattro rally cars, the VW Jetta TDI Cup and the VW New Beetle Cup cars.

*Looking for the $4k on the Sorento hood*

A VW Kubelwagen(Pre type 181 Thing from WW2) or a Schwimmwagen (4WD amphibious jeep thing). Those would top off my VW collection. Throw in a Ford or Willys WW2 jeep too for good measure. Oh and maybe one of those Mercedes staff cars too.

Fahrvergnugen.

There's only one car. A 1974 Dodge Monaco police package.

"This move reduces the impact Chevy might get out of the launch of the 2010 Chevy Camaro"

Being from Pittsburgh where CMU is based, and all the work GM does with CMU with the robotic DARPA cars. I.E. money. You would think that MAYBE CMU wouldn't want to step on GM's toes with this one. Just maybe.....

Two of my favorites are the Tucker Torpedo(looks like a submarine) and the Pathfinder. That one looked like a anti-sircraft gun on a battle ship.

Saab builds a damn nice car. I'd hate to see them just up and vanish.

Good lord that first picture!

I want those last 8 seconds of my life back.

Where's the passion? I mean for cryin out loud a Ferrari would take it's time. Instead an SUV just gets right to it.

No Supras are safe!