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In my college years I would completely agree. Now I can't even look at those things without doubling over in pain and spending the better part of an entire day in the bathroom.

I was going to make some crack about it also being the heaviest Chevy convertible ever, but the damn Internet and "facts" ruined that joke, so I guess I'll try to come up with something else.

Oh, Hell no! Coming down that roller coaster drop of a hill from the bridge, turning into 12, knowing that there's all of about three feet of grass between the edge of the track and the wall... at 130mph... in the dark?

The sad part is that another Broncos player, who had been loaned yesterday's NPOCP diesel Cutlass, was Jealous of Boldewijn's Toyota and turned him in to NCAA officials.

Unfortunately no, but earlier today GM spokesman Scooter McMullet did announce a special limited edition "Free Bird" ZL1 which will come preloaded with every Lynyrd Skynyrd song ever recorded and also comes with an exclusive wife-beater tee shirt featuring an illustration of Ronnie Van Zant behind the wheel of an…

Little known fact about the ZL1 - as a weight saving measure the audio system has been stripped of the FM, AM and satellite tuners and their respective antennas. Also the in-dash CD changer has been removed. Instead the audio system features internal flash storage that comes preloaded from the factory with Boston's…

Well technically it only has Kip's name on it right now, but it sounds like a good idea.

I'm putting Kip Hughes' name down on my "People I'd Gladly Buy a Beer For" list.

Five figures for this thing is a joke... now if it had something like a Banks Power built Duramax under the hood, then I might think about it.

For future reference, using "ridiculously cool" and "WRC" together is redundant.

Come on Ford, quit jerking us around. This isn't a new "feature". The accelerometer was already in the car for traction/stability control, the LCD was already going to be there for the nav/entertainment system. All you did was tie the two together. You probably didn't even write the code... you probably just did a…

Reuss also added that "It would have gone much quicker were in not for the fact that it's a 4,000 lb. pillbox on wheels."

Again, Will Power pretty much sums up my feelings on the mater.

On my "Jobs I Want" scale, Icelandic fisherman fits in between Chinese artillery observer and Haitian bi-sexual crack whore.

Cool! I wondered what the few was like from the observation deck of Mazda's VIP tent.

I must admit I started to have concerns about safety at last year's H.A.M.B. drags when they brought out a Kubota with what looked to be two commercial car wash nozzles converted for use as flame throwers and held in place with a vice grips:

I don't always loot, but when I do, I loot Muammar Gaddafi's Fiat 500.

Nice price all the way. I see the ad has already been removed... I guess someone with the means felt it was nice price as well. You add everything up - the idea, the components, and most importantly, the time spent getting it done right, this thing is a steal at $40k.

So now that they've seen that yes in fact the car will drive on dirt I wonder if they're regretting not taking the thing to Pikes Peak?