Look at it as an enjoyable collector car and you’d be able to justify the price a bit better.

That looks a lot like the I-59/I-20/I-65 interchange in Birmingham, Alabama.

Stacking takes time and costs money. Lots and lots of money.

Anyone know the name of this software?

I’ve always wondered what modeling software highway departments used to model those freeways and overpasses.

Ok, Dad.

Burn it

“He told me verbatim, ‘I could have you killed and get away with it,’” Rogers said.

Next time, use the Dismiss feature.

There are few cars in the wild that instantly date themselves just by looking at them. I took one look at the Panoz and instantly thought to myself “man, that car just screams early 2000s.”

I’m more worried about him being blackedballed out of working as a welder. He might have to pull up stakes and move elsewhere to find decent work.

Good for people who believe “Made in the U.S.A. by UAW” should mean something. Bad for GM’s bottom line and Buick’s chances of remaining a viable brand in the U.S.

Nice. Really cuts through the bullshit.

Yeah, award it to him posthumously, preferably a decade or two after his death. That’s what you’re going for, right?

Don’t mind him. He’s just moving the goalposts.

The thought process of cowards.

After seeing this, I’m thinking the perpetrator is a relative of Milam’s. It’d definitely fit the M.O.

And they sold like hotcakes.

Nobody will die, just because their car is too cute.

Annnnnnnnnd this is the sort of shit that gets your company sold off by its parent. https://nypost.com/2018/07/20/gizmodo-sale-draws-interest-from-digital-competitors/