Another Panther bites the dust. Goodnight, sweet prince.

Black/black Targa 4S. Manual, sport chrono, sport exhaust, rear wiper, heated seats, European delivery in Zuffenhausen. Kept it under $125k so...yay?

A real, full size spare. Yeah, I know tires are so much more durable these days that a flat is a rare occurrence, and the spare takes up valuable trunk space. But if I get a blowout 300+ miles from home, I'm not relying on a can of fix-a-flat or that joke donut spare.

Mercury Bobcat, because we all need more Pintos

It really comes down to setting and the severity of the infraction. In this case, being a casual, short conversation in a grocery store parking lot, where the error was fairly minor, let it go. If he said something along the lines of, "oh yeah, original V6 in there," or if the setting was some kind of car show…

You know, I was having a generally good Friday. Then you lay this on me and the whole day just goes to shit. Now I gotta spend the rest of the day looking at E-types, DB9s, and '60s Continentals to cleanse my soul.

No worries, Torch, my hatred for this thing easily picks up your slack. This has to be one of the worst things my eyes have ever seen.

Not bad, Ferrara would approve.

You DO NOT want to see the tattoo on that hand

Not sure what these guys are doing is what Colin Chapman had in mind.

I agree, it didn't suck at all. Now calculus on the other hand...

How long did you have to rifle through your list of puns to find that one?

I'll take a regular cab short bed XL Sport 4x4 with the FX4 package, in guard, with the 2.7EB please.

Tailgate reminds me of the one on the Tundra. Not a fan, but will probably get used to it.

Oh if only COTD were still around...

This seems legit, and hopefully in good enough condition to Take Me Home without trouble, but I need Both Sides of the Story to really understand this car's True Colours. What is the maintenance history? I mean, I don't want to spend all my time in The Waiting Room of the nearest BMW shop. After all, Strangers Like…

It may not be at the level of the offerings from Euro exotics, but Ford's ST Octane Academy driving school (included in the purchase of a Fiesta ST or Focus ST) at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah is pretty cool. Autocross, J-turns, and a little drifting, what's not to like?

After some careful thought, I'd need something for the snow and forest service roads, room for 4, and general hauling "truck" duties, and something for the bevy of twisty roads up in the mountains.