In the support of things that are awesome, if I had that kind of money, I'd feel obligated to buy this thing. Nice Price*.

I'll admit to a bit of bias against Merc, but I actually do genuinely like Ducati; just pointing out their traditional "brand" identity.

I do believe Fallout has already predicted the eventual ascendancy of the Naked Mole Rate.

Old world, stodgy luxury car company partnering with youthful, brash, sexy and unreliable Italian motorcycle company? I just don't get the angle.

I do like it, but not for that price. I have no doubt the owner put a lot of work into it, but if I'm looking to throw down close to $12k on a car, and drive away, it won't be on a Datsun with a Honda engine.

If only! Some day...

Its a '93. 20 years of trips to Tahoe add up!

There is something about glamour shots of cars in the fall with leaves that really gets to me. Nostalgia for Sunday October drives in New England, I suppose. Great pic!

Needs more rust and Subaru to be a real surfwagon. Especially in NorCal.

Its not a car for people who surf, its a car for people who are so boring they want people to think that they surf, even though they don't.

So backup dangers are caused by high belt-lines which are caused by mandated safety standards which cause high beltlines which will be mandated to be lower, so cars will have to increase the weight to keep cars within the mandated safety standards while passing the newly mandated beltline level limits while trying to…

...ehhhh...

THANK YOU!

2004 Isuzu Axiom. One of the first cars to have a Direct Injection gasoline engine. Add crossover styling, and it was light yeahs ahead of most SUVs/cars at the time. For better or for worse, it was at the forefront of one of the most popular modern segments of vehicles.

Rain delay? But you have four contact patches! Cute.

Captain Kirk, your supercar has arrived.

'70 Ford Torino. But that's just, like, uh, my opinion, man.

Maybe its because it seems like every other old house in New England has one of these rotting under a tarp in a 19th century barn in semi-driving condition, but a Triumph Spitfire with peeling paint and a torn interior still looks good to me.

The Shit-mobile! A worthy choice. Heart-clicky.

Burmese green mango salad is awesome. Sweet green mango, hot chilis, little dried shrimp, peanuts...mmmm....Burmese food...