@RoughHouser: Why yes, yes it does. You can try that, although it may be blocked off. There is a closed Hummer dealership as well with an off road course, and it has a large metal bar across the entrance. : ( .

@TexanIdiot25 - can't heel-toe downshift with big feet:

@Jackie: I like this better. It gives more emphasis on the F-word.

Just outside of Toledo there is an empty Jaguar/Land Rover dealership. It opened maybe three to five years ago, lasted for less than a year & is still sitting vacant.

@zyodei: Damn straight. All the haters just can't reach their inner redneck. I'd buy it just to piss off all the purists.

@Dominic Chan: I saw one in the parking lot of the Toledo Zoo. I can't remember where it was from. I think less than 1,500 were imported.

@friendlynerd: I grew up by Arlington School. I mentioned that to someone awhile ago and they said, "Damn, you grew up in the 'hood." The "hood"? That was NOT the hood. East Side, Old North/West End. That was and is "the hood".

@egoods: Interstates were built by the feds, but are maintained by the states. Detroit wouldn't be so bad if Michigan itself wasn't a complete basket case, government wise.

@Steve_in_NC: Better get your Packo's while you can, they just went into receivership. Inner family fighting may bring an end to one of Toledo's greatest assets.

@mechimike: Because, while the name of the car was awsome, the car itself actually sucked pretty hard. My parents had a 1973 Fury III, and my dad maintains it was the worst car he has ever owned.

@Reini Grauer: Old school is the way to go, man. The newer Mauraders just don't have the class of the older ones.

@$kaycog: I'm sorry? There is a car in that picture? I must have missed it. I'll take a closer look.

@evilvocho: My bad. I'll amend it to a bat-shit crazy Car Builder. Lets see if nibbles lets me post the You Tube video.

Truly a bat-shit crazy car. To bad it's only appearance in American culture was an awful movie with John Travolta.

@sandwich_pants: NPR makes you nerdy? I thought it made you smarter? Someone call my lawyer!

Radio is like Lay's Potato Chips, you can't have just one!

@Neener: Great, no offense taken, consider this a "teachable moment". When you want to bring up an idea or phrase for commenting, that's fine, just mention the source from which the material was obtained, for example: "I heard this on the radio on Saturday....". That way people won't assume you are taking credit for…

@type34: Well, I'm glad someone caught that little bit of plagiarism.

@mnerd: As a dad with two small kids and a love of racing, I agree that this guy did what almost any dad/person would do faced with this situation. However, you don't put your kids or yourself in this situation in the first place. Sometimes being a dad means not getting down front in order to see the dirt fly.…

@Middleswine: Totally, totally inappropriate ........ but I laughed anyway. Thanks for that.