On the nose right there.

Live in Italy and import a car because you're sick and tired of every Italian car you buy having its engine catch on fire. With a Jensen you only have to worry about minor electrical failures. Oh, and you don't have to worry about your neighbors showing up at the local gelato stand on sunday with the same car.

Damnit, I just realized it was a power not price question, ignore that post.

2012 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, base price @ ~ $48.8, supposably would do 202 mph, who knows if that's true or not though.

" For example: instead of the "F 015 Luxury In Motion", how about the "F 015 Giant Jellybean That Doesn't Conform to a Single Government Regulation"? I bet the public would read about that. I know I would."

I may have to forward my thoughts to the proper folks then, eh?

Likewise, if you're not out when it pops you're farked. I'm looking at you (someone who bought a stock hemi 'cuda in 2002).

Because I'm reading this, and know what you're trying to say, I can distinguish between the two green labels from the key, but if you're going to use the same colors for two different curves on the graph, shouldn't your key indicate that one is a dashed line (or dotted, or whatever), while the other indicates a solid…

Ha! So what about the 600,000 Honda owners who lost the manual?

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Please, please tell me this is a joke.

80's that aren't junk are hard to find for under $6k. If you do find one, it's an early model with no lockers.

3. 1962 AMC Rambler With Boat And Trailer

Not all of 'em. There's the story of one owner (and I'm pretty dang sure his was a Motorex car) who had his own import/export abilities, got the call that the feds were on the way, and promptly shipped his car up to a buddy in the frozen north. When the feds showed up he shrugged his shoulders, opened his garage,…

That NHTSA response is the single stupidest thing that I've ever heard.

I always thought that too, but after it was the trivia at a chairlift the other day, I went home and looked it up. Apparently:

But wasn't it actually named after the P-51?

By your logic it should be the "Lamborghini Intakador"

Toyota 4runner

I think that the accepted phrase is, "Damnit Bob, you had one job!" So close, yet so far.