Speed hole. For speed.

Serving time is ridiculous but he also shouldn’t get off without some form of punishment. I propose that he is forced to drive around London in this fine example of American automotive engineering with the license plate USA 1776 for at least a year.

Stretched, unsafe tires do not belong on public roads.

A solar powered 6 wheeled desert crawler with life support systems.

Beat me to the punch with the Miata. So, I’ll raise you with a 911, since I’m on a Porsche kick here lately.

Miata Is Always The Answer

How many Allroad suspensions did you own though? I’m betting more than one.

I had 2 (2001 and 2003) and while I LOVED them, the maintenance costs were no joke. It was a love-hate abusive relationship. I think that price is bananas.

No good, I've owned too many allroads (I've owned one allroad).

These things were as reliable as a crack addict in an unattended bank vault.

No kidding, especially compared to a wide body, there wasn’t exactly a lot of room. In terms of cabin space, it was basically a supersonic Dash-8. I still can’t help but feel that the entire Concorde brand was as close as we’ll see to the 2001-esque future that we were promised in the 1950s and 60s.

The VF-1 Valkyrie.

43 years ago, we went to the moon. 10 years ago, we had the F-14 to defend our fleets. Imagine, kids, 20 years ago we had a supersonic airliner. But that was 20 years ago, back in the dark ages, before MP3 players and iPhones. What a primitive world that must have been

Im actually a huge...Fan...as well.

Will anything ever look more amazing than the XB-70?

Here’s a bit of perspective: Wilbur and Orville Wright made their famous First Flight on December 17, 1903. Orville Wright was 32 years old. Chuck Yeager flew the Bell X-1 past Mach 1 on October 14, 1947. Orville Wright would die three months later (Wilbur died in 1912 at age 45 from typhoid fever). So, the world went…

Yep, wouldn’t say no to it:

Nothing beats the Valkyrie. Nothing.

Let’s think weird for a second.

"Which car company do you work for?"