Remember that time we all asked Patrick Dempsey questions and then he was going to answer them later? He just answered them. Check and see if your question made the cut, and check out the rest of his documentary on Le Mans tonight on Velocity.

What a difference a story makes when you have ALL of the facts. Seems to me there's a lesson to be learned in here somewhere.

Can you imagine if the car companies created a bespoke division where you could get old awesome cars like the 8 series with the modern interiors and tech of today? I would be in heaven.

Dear BMW,

Duh.

I dunno, I was always pretty impressed with the Honda CR-V's built-in picnic table.

Vanishing Point

The classic anime, Riding Bean, has been a favorite of mine. 80's synth rock - check. Absurd shifting - check. Ridiculous vehicle modifications - check. Car chase with a BMW 5-series - check. Car chase with a Classic Shelby Mustang - check. Hero with Rambo style headband & an RS-200 - just gravy.

It's not specifically a car movie, but It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World features an absolutely terrific casting of characters and cars. Cherck out the IMCDb page for the the cars appearing in the film:

"Used Cars", a 1980 film with Kurt Russell.

It was originally sold to a pilot in St.Johns, Newfoundland, Canada to be exact, and I've also heard that it is the first, soon as I read this, I was just like, wait... wut?

Yeah if it ever happens we'll get a concept car, then a few years, then we'll hear it's been canceled, then another concept, then a preview of the production model, then a few more years, then we might get to order one, and then we'll still be waiting.

130HP in a 2k lb roadster sounds like a brand new NA Miata for all.

I think she was the owner of the first Mustang ever bought by anyone at retail, rather than the first Mustang to roll off the assembly line.

Blasphemer! I still like Kraft Mac-n-Cheese.

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