For some reason the rear side shot reminds me of a Viper. Totally agree on the Mustang part.

Ok, I’ll say it. from the 3/4 front view I though it was a modified Mustang.

What a fantastic outcome for all those drivers. Now they can go from making some income, whenever they want, to a guaranteed zero income after being laid off.

Was it too much to take a couple of minutes to research the MSRP from 2000 to help people understand how much it has appreciated?

“They’re fun, but I mean, a 2020 Civic Si will feel a whole lot faster. Not to mention be much safer.”

I take that as a compliment. 

It’s surprising the manual wasn’t A LOT more popular in these given the lack of power to spare and how, as Mr. Regular put it in the K-Car wagon test that also went up today, the torque converter eats so much power it comes back for seconds.

It looks more like a Yenko Nova than a Camaro, as in hot rod grocery getter. Only without the hot rod part.

A fake diff is almost as bad as a fake sunroof.

Just wanted to leave this here

“Well I was just swapping my front end and I found some parts white but last part to find was a HD hood and I found one but it was yellow and there’s a page here in our state where there’s a lot of parts for sale and trade so I was just hoping I found the owner of a white HD hood that would wanna trade and well that…

Hmmm, I was thinking about getting a new $14K Kawasaki with great reliability and performance that only a world-class professional motorcycle racer can tap. Maybe I should wait for the Aston Martin moto. It should be competitively priced, right?

Completely by accident I saw them doing that back in 2001, in Townsville (I think). Really flipping cool :)

Nimble little minx, isn’t she?

I'm glad they were kind enough to invert the video for us viewers in the northern hemisphere.

I’m an aviation geek, and I enjoy taking pictures, so I’m familiar with forced perspective effects, but man, those images still have me doing a double-take!

The footage is good, but I think those are way freakier to see...

I think this is one of those times where it is okay to be offended, but maybe keep a check on the level of outrage. Otherwise you can start a chain reaction and eventually the whole thing explodes over social media, and you could be left dealing with the fallout for years. 

Awesome profile of an awesome vessel! I've had the fortune of seeing one of these ships, the Frunze, in the mid-80's while tailing a Soviet battle group in the Sea of Japan. It is massive! At the time, I was an electronic intel specialist aboard a Knox class frigate (USS Lockwood, FF-1064) and it made my ship,…