@Wankelin_for_a_Rotary: In a word, yes. In more than one - you've discovered our secret. All BMW's are driven by hitmen. And Douchebags. And occasionally Douchebag hitmen.

I for one will stand up for the Cadillac 8-6-4. GM was let down by a CRAPPY Japanese part supplier, and the AMERICAN public was ruthless. That engine had soooo much potential when computerized engine management showed up.

I love America - $1500 TV in the back of a $1000 car.

Lol Hill climb on tarmac. Up here in the mountains, gravel and hundred foot drops qualify a hill climb.

@tiberiuswise: Except it's not a good exotic limo. Not as flashy as a new Rolls, and it really looks pretty "blah" in person. I mean, it's nice if you know what it is, but exotic limos are all about posing, and this really doesn't pose.

Reversed Darwinism 1997 Ford Crown Victoria P71

e38. Black. With DRL's on, so the angel eye halos glow nicely.

@XneoX: Ah...ah...ahhhh-spyker-choo!

Dear GM - I have never purchased a vehicle from you New, nor do I intend to. Ever. Your cars are only a consideration at HALF their original value, usually only 3 years after they roll off your lot. I wish that "innocent" people didn't have to suffer for your stupidity, but unless you fire outright the top 10% highest…

Erm, how does that 86 Ferrari have a 1988 stamp on the tag?

I've been playing Fallout 3 quite a bit lately, and the retro style has every official word I see from GM seeming older and older.

Those aren't even Ferrari's at this point. I am certifiably insane when it comes to things like this (genetic predisposition) and I can't even find something to like about the Flush of Ferrari. If there had even been ONE drivetrain...

Formula Drift is a lot of fun to watch - I caught it when I was in California last March. It's a nice changeup between more "traditional" events (ALMS and various Cup and CHAMP events.)

Actually 2 things. Yes, there are some missing sets (ahem, the super weird looking Technic guys) and HOLY CRAP ARE THOSE GUNS?!?

Last year was fun - but super crowded and hot. Glad to hear the venue should be larger this time.

The "Kink" is also apparently one of the most imitated design elements, as it is apparent on so many of today's car. And I'm sorry, but no way is the Porsche #2. It's shapely - but it's lazy and boring.

Starter inside the engine - hmm. Do I hear "northstar"?

I dare Lambo lawyers to sue him. For them to stand up, in American court, and say the following...

MILF in a new Camero? No.

Have looked at a few 8-series because they are really the "Ferrari of the BMW line"