Lincoln Town Car.

Interesting story about that car. In the book “Band of Brothers” Stephen E. Ambrose related the story of the company that occupied Hitlers mountain fortress/retreat/creepy place and in the garage was one of those staff cars. It was designed to be bulletproof (small wonder) but, when ordered to turn it over to higher…

Is there some requirement that the cars have to be turned in? Does the defeat device make them illegal? I mean, they are still the same car the owners bought, so why turn them in and get rid of them. Or is the buyback offer really that good.

Since you cross posted this to Jalopnik, I will add my comment.

I’ll let you know when someone gets around to offering me a day in a McLaren F1. Or I win the lottery, which I don’t play.You know, whichever  

The Holden is not weird. The Holden is awesome. That is all.

As someone more creative than me has said, “Smart people have the cheat codes to the universe.”

I would do unspeakable things to that car...

1. McLaren F1

Yep, 2008. Hamilton beat him by one point

So strap him to the front of a F1 car and put Maldonado at the wheel. He won’t do it again

Coulda been worse. Coulda been shining at this

You could just shoot them first...

I got a WRX STI, Buick Verano, and a Golf. I have no idea what that means

No, it’s funny and I don’t have them. Therefore they will continue to flap.

I’ll bet you the price of a I6 S-Class that I can get it into my Crown Vic...

I was driving our family’s ‘85 Suburban when someone in a Miata tried to run me off the two lane rural road I was on. Still haven’t figured that one out, but there were a lot of meth labs around back then.

Cadillac XLR. Sporty, offbeat, quick, and no one will have ever seen one before.

Dragon Style Drifting

Lancia Delta S4.