5th Gear: Sounds a lot like when you and your brother/sister do something and you're the first one to be interrogated by a parent. The usual response is, "Billy did it."

Something I've always wondered: Tacoma = Hilux?

Yes, please.

I thought the same thing about Jay Leno's garage. It's excessive, he never gets to drive them all, etc. But then I saw the episode of Top Gear with him. Jeremy was going through some of the cars that Jay owns and the crowd started groaning. He turned to them and said, somewhat sarcastically, "Oh like you wouldn't…

I don't get to look at hot traffic babes. If I turn the TV on in the morning, I'm late for work. Google maps is my "traffic reporter".

Don't tell me you wouldn't get this if you could afford it.

Did anyone else see the image for this and think it was a story about Pontiac? Or was it just me?

Win!

What a waste. The previous two generations of the GS were somewhat desirable. This is a mish-mash of "radical" and "me-too!", dredged in a coat of "m'eh".

I don't see any footprints in the cement, which means the driver was still sitting in there at the time the photo was taken. I'm guessing he/she was possibly thinking one of the following:

Sounds like a waste of a '65 Mustang and $115,000 to me.

Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor; not a brick-layer!

1985?

Exactly, but what car at the time would have been cool enough? Not many.

I would like to thank that jury of six men and six women for acquitting Mr. DeLorean. Had they not, the stigma attached to his amazingly cool car would have forced Robert Zemeckis to go with his original time machine idea...a refrigerator.

My first reaction was to give it CP on paint alone. Then I thought about the drivetrain and studied the third pic for a few seconds. Can you imagine seeing this thing in your rearview mirror on the highway?

I like shoes.

I know this one: It's the best state because there used to be lots of orange groves.

Dammit, you beat me to it!

It's all of them, really.