last i checked a lot of these mods go unreported to insurance, so if she did them herself shes likely not seeing any of that money back

Start working at 14 in the tobacco fields, or what ever they do in TX, two years at 10 grand a year, plus money she made in another part time job? its not unreasonable. You have to remember, at 16, you have NO other bills... AT ALL. every cent is pretty much saved.

That Jeep probably cost 25-30k after mods. Jeeps aren’t cheap by any means, but a 2010 isn’t prohibitively expensive, and a lift and tires aren’t too much either.

Just ask Rick Hendrick. I believe he has purchased plenty of VIN: 001's of performance or special models.

There is a guy in Texas I think who did a one-off build of an LS powered Miura that was documented somewhere online. Apparently a company does build the body, but it’s not an easily done ready-to-go like the Superformance and similar kits for things like the GT40 and Cobra Daytona Coupe. Now that Miuras have leapt…

Mind if I join you?

“fewer Lexus buyers due to predator grill”

did you miss the part in the article where they are developing new turbo v6s?

This is the internet. Nothing means anything anymore.

I know you have to stay with three ingredients, but as with a Negroni, the orange peel/oil really helps bring everything together!

My 2,000 hp street-legal racecar concept is much faster and is, generally speaking, way more awesome.

So do the wheels that drive also matter. AWD with snow tires is superior to any of the other options.

Why does this website always act like you cannot put winter tires on an AWD vehicle?

Holy shit this! I rented a Subaru Crosstek for a week once when I was in the Denver area because Colorado. That was a poor decision...I should have just stuck with the Chevy Cruze they were going to give me.

Neutral: Why No Rear-Wheel Drive Crossover?

(or anywhere)

Corvette Stingray

i drove an ‘84 242 for 15 years, so the whole cabin area just gives me uncanny valley vibes.

Ha, great idea. Vent placement is generally terrible and put aimed at the steering wheel.