If an aircraft carrier can make for an environmentally sound home for fishies, so could a Ferrari 250GT.

Step 1: Import a newish Land Rover Defender or two.

Just think, 27 years ago the Outlander/RVR started out as something truly quirky and interesting.

It gets worse when you notice that there is another set of lanes across the median also going the other (right?) way. Red circle in my edited picture below.

It’s like taking the Mona Lisa and painting on a mustache, goatee, devil horns, and glasses.

Wanna bet that we will finally get the current global Navarra just in time for the rest of the world to get the Navarra Mk2 or whatever they get?

Because this is about the only hope that I see for there to be a new generation of Z car. It’s either Z110 or CrossZ:

If all they did was glue a Z badge to an A110, I wouldn’t bitch. Just sayin’.

In addition to what Dr Johann Vegas said:

Interesting little point of history. Osama bin Laden’s father, Mohammed bin Awad, was extremely pro-West. Osama also had many many brothers but the older brother he was closest to was Salem bin Laden and was also very pro-West. At his family’s behest he went to King Adulaziz University to gain a secular education in…

I would argue for the Chrysler Pacifica over the Grand Caravan personally. It looks like a smaller minivan because of the styling, but it’s actually a shave bigger in ever dimension. I haven’t had the privilege of trying one yet, but the Pacifica’s new multilink independent rear end is supposed to be miles better than…

Wait, there is a nasal spray as an option for the flu vaccine?

So did Mercury

My ideal garage would be a 13b turbo fc rx7, a 13b swapped c3 corvette, a Suzuki RE5, a Norton F1, an NSU Ro80, a Mazda REPU, and a Sachs Rotary push mower.

Know what would be fun? Participate in this while driving something like this:

One of these days, I should 13B swap a Corvette just for the fun of it.

The Locost is a bit of a squeeze, but it fits.

And the USMC may skip the Growler. The F-35B has a potential electronic warfare configuration and apparently the USMC is investigating going that route combined with UAV based electronic warfare platforms.

The USMC still flies the EA-6B, but only just. They started retiring it in 2016 and there is now only one squadron left operating the type.

I could have sworn that wasn’t the case so I looked it up. We are both right.