What I always thought was weird was that LBJ continued using that Lincoln when he was president. Yeah, I know its not like now where multiple limos are used, and yadda yadda, but if I were LBJ I wouldn’t have wanted that type of karma carting me around.

As once having been an 18 year-old boy myself, the things I would have done to myself alone in that car if Marilyn Monroe had given me her car...

A lot of ironic NP votes coming in now.

Hey, hey, hey...

This is what I thought when I read the headline and then the article. Car fandom is full of all sorts of inexplicable love for a make, model, segment, etc. You gave Ferrari as an example and Torch shat all over it, but maybe if it was a vintage VW restorer having trouble with deliveries, he’d help. He gets the point.…

On the 12+ hour flight from Chicago to Tokyo I watched 4.5 Marvel movies in “order” (starting with Captain America: First Avenger, but skipping Incredible Hulk as they didn’t have that one). It was actually quite painful.

Infiniti: “But how are they going to know its a luxury car?”

When I bought my ‘09 135i “new” it had about 200 miles on it. I thought it was strange, but I got no deal on it. I’m sure me having it brought from another dealership and not buying from their inventory had a lot to do with that.

Any mural that doesn’t have a female in a metal bustier will be disqualified.

I simply could not hang out with a “citizen” that volunteers to take up one of these speed guns. What a tool.

Like a stripper that doesn’t even take off her top until her 3rd song. Just not that interested anymore.

While currently trending up, the Ferrari 348 is still a touch under $50k according to BaT’s tracking.

No, north side, not too far from Wrigley. The link I put in is actually a google maps satellite view.

There’s maybe a half dozen roundabouts in the city of Chicago and one of them was on the quiet street of Wolcott at Cornelia right outside my old apartment. This same thing happened to a clearly inebriated drive late one night as I heard an incredibly loud sound. I went outside to investigate and there was no car.

That’s all you need to convert to electric: new paint job and a nice little summer number.

If electric cars are so expensive why do people build them in their garages with old batteries?

He still gets to race in F1, still gets good money, probably gets to hold on to a Ferrari or two, and will probably get an Alfa (or two). More importantly, we likely still get to see people try to figure out how to interview him after a race once in awhile.

That one went to Spy Hard... a different Leslie Nielsen movie. Here’s Mr. Magoo.

Kind of surprised that it was louder. That could easily take a couple Canucks to their prom.

Love the fact that they couldn’t get the Aston to roll; so they had to put an air cannon firing down to flip it.