The biggest surprise is that they are sourcing the tires from “Super Soft.” One would have thought they would have gone with the “Mad Tyte JDM Yo” brand.

I think that more then the model T itself the IDEA of you driving something really old (like 70 yrs old) was appealing

I agree with you, but to make sure it counted more than once I made a separate comment about it also.

Wow...that was an awesome read. Bravo, Raph!

Of course it’s up that shifter is clearly a penis

This car would be super awesome without Carroll Shelby’s name stamped all over it. Fuck that narcissistic hillbilly and his bullshit. “Oh! Look at me! I figured out how to stuff big engines into small cars to make them go fast! I’m so awesome!” Followed by the steeple that worship this “ingenuity.”

I was looking at a squirrel one time just there in the grass eating something when all of a sudden a freaking falcon or some big ass bird came down and slayed it hardcore. Blood and shit everywhere. Pretty rad! :]

I had a VHS promo tape of the i30 line when I was a kid, sat and watched it like a Saturday morning cartoon....might explain a lot about me today actually...

I think it would be fun to hear about a Barrett Jackson auction purchase, it’s coming up in January in Scottsdale. He could go in with a top 3-5 list. Here’s my top 3 of the few I’ve looked at so far:

How about something ridiculously classic like a Model T or something? Would that be too expensive? It surely wouldn’t depreciate.

This photo asks more questions than it answers.

It’s a real shame that a dealership(s) can turn away a customer from an entire brand, probably for life. I sincerely hope we look back on the current dealership business model and laugh about how bad it was.

Fun story time (ok so not so fun, but important to know if you want an F-type). I had a customer in NYC that wanted a base, V6, automatic F-type. He thought the standard features were just fine and didn’t want to spend all kinds of money on options he didn’t need. So like any other European luxury car buyer that is…

Aw, dammit. Stupid pants.

+1 for the Swedes. That straight-piped Volvo V8 was almost indistinguishable, sound-wise, from a NASCAR pushrod.