Ha! Something about it not having enough soul or something...

And it's likely that at that age, you'll have the same miles, so it's all equal.

MP's as prophets?!

Amen.

That's like a totally realistic version of Iracing!

The 1986 Taurus has aged pretty well.

Haha! Nope. My wife has an ST. She wanted something fun to drive, with four doors, and a manual.

Here is something neat. If you purchase a ST, Ford pays for a day of driving school, like they did with the Boss 302, and the Raptor. http://www.stoctaneacademy.com/

I absolutely love my wife's ST.

If you believe this, you obviously have never heard an uncorked Boss 302.

Somebody needs to increase their calorie count.

Too bad they don't allow for PM's here anymore.

What's Yahoo?

I think that the ST Ford line, and the Boss 302 show that at least one manufacturer cares about the enthusiast. I guess domestically, I could easily add in the z-28 to that bunch, along with the great examples you've mentioned here. Most manufacturers listen to enthusiasts, since I'd venture many people who design…

That's what I thought too when I saw this.

I always think of James May when the Lagonda comes up.

http://www.airventuremuseum.org/fordtrimotor/

It was really neat.

Yep, I guess I picture everybody on the Gawker network living on the East Coast. Ha!

The C of O airport is really small. I got a ride on a Ford Tri-Motor out of there a couple of years ago. This isn't my video....