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I guess it might have something to do with the fact that this post was on the "World Wide" Web, but I don't see how a list for car lovers is complete without Route 66, the "mother road". This stretch of highway was so important in our nation's history and, really, to car culture in the US. Perhaps this opinion

CP! I'm speechless.

It was on a billboard that was next to a highway that contained cars (and trucks, busses, etc). The writers here have to come up with little pieces of business and have to try and find things that aren't being done on E-V-E-R-Y O-T-H-E-R blog. It isn't easy day-in and day-out. I happen to find many of these tidbits

So far all I've seen from this new "concept" are a couple of posts related to Miatas and Jaguars and advertisements for pastel skinny jeans. What I am beginning to wonder is exactly what Ray's sales pitch is and where-in-the-Hell is he presenting it?

Be sure to purchase a pair of Bonobos slacks so your fashion sense can be admired on the walk home. /This reply paid for by the Bonobos Clothing Co./

That looks like an awful lot of meat to be rear-ended by. There were reports that the driver of the onion truck nearly started the spilled fuel on fire with the cigarette he smoked afterwards.

This means none of these outlets will be able to test the most important aspect of an electric car: its battery performance.

I'm going CP on this one. $2500 may seem like a good price, but you really wouldn't look right driving it unless you had a mullet: $5000 b/c I'd need hair transplants to pull it off; Several missing teeth: $3000 (I'm estimating 10 @ $300 ea. for removal); Large "Mom" tattoo with rose on arm (Never priced them, but

I voted NP because yard statue. My dad had a friend who was, amazingly, cheaper than my father. Ernie would always keep a nice looking older Cadillac parked beside the garage, it didn't matter if it ran or not because it was just for show. In the garage there were newish Chevies or low-ball Oldsmobiles but people

I looked at it and it said to me "all show and no go" and it reminded me of something some dumb beach bunny, ski bunny, (insert) bunny would find desirable.

900 acres of prime Detroit real estate

I will always remember a kinder, more gentle Ray.

Howard's hair was made from the same material Opel used in its interiors.

your mission is to go to some antique store and fit as much automotive-related memorabilia to decorate with as you can can stuff in them

At the risk of being uncharacteristically positive, it wasn't that long ago that the story here would have been that someone was autocrossing a Cadillac - before a wedding or any other time. A Cadillac was the marshmallow-handling sedan you rode in from the wedding to the reception. Perhaps this is changing because

Here's the exciting news about this car: Mitt Romney located it as a barn find while riding in his bus to a speech in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Only a square foot was visible, but Mitt recognized it immediately and purchased it on the spot. Here's a picture of it being removed from the barn. Mitt plans to use the

I also loved his answers, but I enjoy sarcasm when it's done well.

He sent me a gift card to Amazon.com.

Yeah, you could spit an apple seed out the window before you went to bed and climb the resulting tree no later than the following afternoon. I never could get used to the women in Portland/Seattle; wrinkled wool clothes and raincoats just don't do it for me.

I lived in the Pac NW for a time and even I wasn't moss-free. Thankfully, my job got me to SoCal very frequently and I was able to escape the rain. Beautiful area, however.