Fortyish years on and that's still my favorite corvette design.

John Fitch was a huge badass. Flew planes in the war. Drove race cars with and for the very people he was fighting. Made his own sports car. Invented devices that saved a million lives (including my own — thank you Fitch Barriers). The ultimate Jalop. Keep smiling John, wherever you are.

The time to reexamine white milk culture and privilege is *now*. #YesAllCartons

How about ...

Won't happen. Vegans aren't winners. They are wet noodles.

Only the city center though. That said, I support such plans when executed intelligently.

Eh...i'd rather have this-

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This has never been more relevant...

#3 The ingrained stupidity of the H2 could have been lessened had the factory offered it with a diesel like the H1.

Good point...perhaps the 5 should be a "microvan"?

I know that, it's just that the carbon panels would be lighter and as a bonus look really nice!

Volvos don't steal. They earn.

"It started off British, but then got a huge dose of FREEDOM."

The new most 'Muricanest car around.

Always.

It started off as British but then got a huge dose of FREEDOM

Drove an SRT-10 Ram on a cone course a few years back. Felt like a bus with a rocket booster. Heaving through turns, then blasting in a straight line. Probably would've been more fun with traction control off.

This one would be a perfect shift knob for my truck!

Wow, that's a great looking car. I'd love to get involved with a project like that. Are there any street-worthy prototypes?