citation tuned.

Each new Ferrari will also come with a $100 Olive Garden giftcard for that old country taste.

That's what she said.

It seems that you like to complain about everything & troll the internet based on your posts.

I figured they get to the bottom of things before they filled us in.

Clearly you haven't seen an SC300/400 door hinge: http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/origin…

Wait, money doesn't buy taste?

Raph - Two things:

I'm a 50 year old (I guess you would call that mid-life) and I thoroughly enjoy driving my 5 speed v6 Mustang Convertible daily, and the top is usually down, if its not cold out. Some of us middle age dudes really enjoy our cars. Also, if you have kids, mid-life is usually the first opportunity after you have kids,…

I guess you're right. I've got no problem with when people buy a car, I just don't like people who buy cars to put away in garage and pamper with maybe a car show weekend or two.

Ronin

My wife was in a coma and, to this day, I can't really tell you which was the last day of it.

A car that has a known service history is better than gambling on a used car that doesn't. The owned the car that long, they knew its history, they kept things going.

It is a great hoonmobile if you have one leg.....

I agree...I'm not really luxury car guy, but if I want a big Mercedes, I want a REALLY big Mercedes. Something I can host a family reunion in.

Thanks for clicking though!

There's something impactful about knowing what I'm looking at is real. Think of the hundreds of thousands (millions?) of manhours that culminated in that. The years of science and engineering progress. Awesome.

I was hoping it was really Jeff Gordon behind the stick and you got into a chase with Homeland Security.

This honestly is the most pornographic thing I've ever seen in a car.

Please solemnly swear to keep this shift knob.