I know... I know...

The whole thing that was wrong with the trailer for me is that in the original movie it wasn't an outright takeover over, but a very small piece of the war... the high schoolers simply learned along the way and were a just a constant thorn in the Russians side instead of outright defeating them.

Gah. I never understand why these two creationists and science can't coexist.

Eeesh. Not a fan of that rear end. Love the sculptural qualities of the current one and this is no improvement.

I agree with the SatNav... I was in my boss's Legacy wagon the other day and I after the Commodore 64 SatNav fired up I asked what year the car was, and he replied "Oh, a couple years old." Yeesh.

MUCH better... I would not be embarrassed to be it that!

My wife and I have had "discussions" about his topic, I prefer to control everything with knobs and such and she likes the shiny gadgets. The bad thing is there is no system I know of for upgrades.

I agree and the V12 engine firing at the end was nice too... awesome clip!

Sounds like a whiner.

Hopefully the ass will be a little better sculpted... would miss the traditional round tail lamps.

Samuel Jackson is not impressed.

Can you not unhook the trailer quickly? Why wouldn't he save to tow vehicle?

I have traveled from the year 1981 looking for the next big invention... I had considered telling everyone that the personal digital assistant is the future, but I must take back this idea of the banana-flavored 7-Up immediately!

This is probably sacrilege to a lot, but what about spinning Corvette into it's own brand and develop a mid-engine Corvette super car for a true GM halo machine?

I don't think it belongs, just as I don't think equestrian sports really belong or... well you could start going down a dangerous path of what should be included or not included.

I think they jumped the shark with the new 2 door Countryman. That move seems like MINI is spinning out of control with no real goals or direction. I would be interesting for them to come up with a new car that had a different DNA to it, but still had the MINI goal of great driving and quirky attitude... something…

So is it they can't make a car that can beat a 1960s car or that Ragnotti is a bit slower in his more mature years?

Saw him talking about it, sound slow-witted about it. Says he's a car guy and then needs to drive the automatic. Ug.

Am I the only one tired of superheroes fighting the problems they created? Seems like all three of the Iron Man movies are Stark fighting things he had a hand in creating one way or another... he doesn't seem to fight a new, unrelated to his tech, source of power.

How much could you sell of that to get it in a Lemons race? Can you get a rollcage that big?