They are so dismissive of NASCAR because when they think of racing, what comes to mind are names like Ferrari, Le Mons, Bugatti, Sterling Moss and Monte Carlo. NASCAR doesn't resemble any of those so therefore it must not be real racing. Also, it's American and therefore inherently inferior to European racing.

Who the hell would want to watch a football game where the closest seats are 50 yards from the field? Seriously, what a waste of money.

How do you not see the plane?

Transit drift mode.

I think I have the solution. 2005 Cadillac CTS-V sedan.

A Dubai plate with a # that low? He can probably pay for the repair with the cash in his wallet.

57,200 tons and they PAY YOU to take it away.

I am 100000% behind this idea.

I’m not talking about resto-modding. I’m talking about taking a brand new, powerful drivetrain from an established manufacturer and building an ultra-luxurious body to put on top of it. Sure, Ford or GM or whoever would probably sell you the drivetrain, but after putting it in a top quality body we’re talking about a…

Cars like this absolutely have a place in modern times, unfortunately, the people who are most likely to fully appreciate them can’t possibly afford them. I would love to see the rebirth of coach-built luxury cars, like a Rolls quality body on a Hellcat chassis. There’s just not enough money to be made though.

It’s a cool old wagon and all, but for that price it needs a complete cosmetic makeover. Beige, tan and acres of vinyl should not cost that much.

What makes me sad is that KBB requires turning off the ad blocker in order to use, while the site is (for my computer, at least) unusable without it.

Sounds like a fantastic business idea. I don’t know how it could possibly turn a profit, but I like the theory.

I think it’s awesome that automotive appreciation goes both ways across the Atlantic. That being said, I would have liked to see more than the back of some guy’s ear for ~20 min.

This is astoundingly beautiful. The blue one speaks to me.

You have two possibilities when buying this car.

I’ll take two, please.

Thank you for giving me hope. I have a 2006 Dakota ST. I the only thing not base model about it is the V8. I absolutely detest the interior. It’s an endless sea of grey. After 5 years of rather hard use, it’s also showing (and smelling) it’s age. For some reason, until now, I never thought of looking at the higher…

To be fair, knocking a side mirror off of one of these could make the insurance company say that.

That’s an Oldsmobile, right? Or is it the Buick version? I can never tell the difference.