This was in Northern Virginia just outside DC. Figured out pretty quickly that it was Honda (although the badges were all covered) based on the windowline “kink” and the unmistakably Odyssey front end.

Spotted on Sunday. Approximately as common as a Bugatti Veyron.

Here is the set of videos I shot... sorry about the quality. Handheld camcorder; sun was so bright I could hardly see the screen.

Spotted this parked at a service station near my neighborhood. Just barely spotted it, too, because...

The driver of this $50,000 Cadillac (with a ski rack, natch!) would like you to know that his taxes are too high.

I just looked out my office window in time to see one of these going by on the street below. I don't think I've ever seen an Alfa with this removable hardtop, but quick research says it was a factory option.

Because I'm shameless and vain, I'm using today's Spring snow as an excuse to repost this article I wrote last month. Go read it and get the story behind this sweet photo.

I grew up several decades ago in suburban Atlanta, in Cobb County near the Chattahoochee River. Near my neighborhood, there was a wooded area that has since been split up into lots where McMansions are now situated. But back then, it was just a semi-mysterious piece of forest.

Not "your" first car. Literally, the first street-legal vehicle you ever drove.

Maranelloan Barbecue on the GW Parkway this morning, leading to a secondary crash involving a fire truck.