eNZo288

Oct 14

223

10/14/20

Pretty sure that’s a Lambo, dude

curbwatching

Oct 5

311

10/5/20

Once Tesla hears that you didn’t pay for the optional convertible package, you’ll be getting a bill in the mail.

tulleytwo

Jul 28

241

7/28/20

Seriously, how many of us are reading this at work and can’t take 5-10 minutes to watch a video? I almost exclusively read this site while I am at work.

jstump

Jul 19

7/19/20

Shouldn’t be hard to find an older non-running example.

offyatindy

Jun 25

6/25/20

You don’t need five excuses to tell me you don’t like wearing masks. :)
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McMike

Jun 23

6/23/20

Jealous, I love the way the 156 looks. Puts the Giulia to shame honestly

MrSnrub

Jun 22

6/22/20

Praise the Alfa! Ive had three as dailies 81GTV6, 72 GTV2000, 87 75/Milano. Other than needing a jump start, Only the Milano stranded me (insurance paid my tow and rental) after clutch slave went. The Milano used to pass emissions despite hollowed out cats until it didnt. By the time my 08 Lexus GS wears out (never) a… Read more

thatsmr

Jun 22

6/22/20

The Busso V6 is a very, very good engine. Treat the timing gear with the respect and regular belt changes it deserves, and it will repay your care with reliable, musical, buttery-smooth power delivery for many, many years. My 164-s had a bit over 400k miles on it when we parted ways due to rear subframe rust and the… Read more

JawzX2, Boost Addict. 1.6t, 2.7tt, 4.2t

Jun 22

6/22/20

Thank you for being an automotive masochist and buying this so we can live vicariously through Oppo posts. Read more

Bylan - Hoarder of LS400's

Jun 22

6/22/20

More Italian financial disasters is exactly the thing we need! Read more

Chan - Mid-engine with cabin fever

Jun 22

6/22/20

Good choice. The Busso is a magical, mighty, musical mythical machine. I loved my 164-S dearly, and still miss it. It was a genuinely great car in nearly every way, including reliability! (as long as you changed the timing belt and tensioner at the required intervals) Read more

JawzX2, Boost Addict. 1.6t, 2.7tt, 4.2t

Jun 3

6/3/20

It’s parts for a rat-thing being shipped to a Mr. Lee’s Greater Hong Kong!

MrStick-YoutuberExtrordinaire

Jun 3

6/3/20

If you want more five-dollar technical words for this phenomenon: flow detachment causes a rear vacuum, and the effect is massive for a brick-shaped truck at highway speeds. The activity in the picture below is also happening, mirrored upside-down, off the underbody of the truck, creating a nice scoop-type air current…

Dan's Dance Revolution

May 29 2019

764

5/29/19

These aren’t mutually exclusive, you judgmental ass. And i was trying to generate a bit of dark humor, but since that was obviously lost on you, let’s examine, shall we? Read more

Bruce Steever

May 24 2019

5/24/19

This looks exactly like the weirdo cars I drew when I was a kid. Okay probably less weird.

Vander

Mar 12 2019

3/12/19

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son of a motherless goat (PSA: wash your hooves)

Feb 13 2019

2/13/19

I came here to say this very thing. Concorde is a proper noun, like a person’s name, and so it is improper to precede it with “the”. This same nomenclature also applies to ships’ names. Next time you watch James Cameron’s famous work, notice that the characters properly refer to the ship as “Titanic”.