This community would drive them but let’s be honest here. A lot of people who buy Vettes are older and just buying it because they always wanted one. For them it’s more about just having it or having had it. A corvette, to many, represents achievement in life which is more valuable to them than performance.

Middle of a half mile long interstate bridge. Sitting there with my hazards on, got rear ended by a f250 going 60mph. It hurt. It still hurts 10 years later.

I had one of these in an 84. It was a great truck. offenhauser intake with tiny Holley 4 barrel, long tube headers and super super slow.

Do you or anyone else you know of run Pikes Peak in a sim game for practice?

Thank you! I’ve been saying this for a while. I got frustrated the other day watching a One Take where Matt was saying how crap the interior is in the 90s/00s mustangs. Duh it’s a cheap interior, it was a cheap basic car for the masses. A cheap car from a different time period shouldn’t be compared to new stuff.

The third owner issues have to happen so the ones still around in 30-40 years have value. If every hot car ever made was still around, they would be worth a lot less . I want an 03/04 Cobra and need to move quick. Prices are low enough that 4th and 5th owners are destroying them.

Qjet intake noise is a wonderful thing

I made the mistake of buying a perfect low mile 04 mach 1 recently. Not exactly a collector, but a car I wanted since high school. It doesn’t have the problems mentioned in the article yet but I don’t want to drive it and mess it up either. That’s just me though, a lot of people would beat on it. I will have to get a…