Perhaps they also pulled him over for fitting ugly after market wheels on an F40

Ocean City deserves these assholes.

They also may be washed out to sea this weekend.

Er... really?

Getting a Maserati vibe from this.

I was coming here to say the same thing. I recently had to charge a customer like $800 to cobble a new underdash harness for one of these things together; his had gotten eaten over the winter and I literally couldn’t find another in the country.

HOT TAKES SON

Yep.

She’ll love it.

This guy gets it! When you glide in on this pearly chariot, da ladies are sure to be all up ons!

Assuming the “date-ee,” as it were, knew anything about cars, this would be an easy challenge. Car people look for badges. They’ll see an “M” or pick out the “AMG” on the trunk lid. They would know what a kompressor model is. Personally, lord knows I just want somebody who will see my V12 badges without them being…

Early NA Miatas qualify for antique plates in TX now, too.

Lmao that’s awesome, small world huh? Katie’s was pretty good this weekend, you hear that next year maybe we might be getting cars like the 918?? It’s only gotten bigger and it’s so exciting LMAO

Alright....which one of you idiots installed the trap springboard?......

There was a 355 in Greensboro Saturday, and all I could think about was Xenia Onatopp in GoldenEye.

Three of them! All in Northern Virginia and I hit them yesterday, starting from 7AM to 1Pm! Jumping from one to the other, Katie’s Cars and Coffee, then Lamborghini of Washington’s monthly show, and then IAP Racing LLC’s BBQ. Was amazing

Man, I hate to be negative, but this use to be a blog full of car nuts that actually know things. Knowing your audience, you would then assume you wouldn’t want to talk down to that crowd about what f’ing intake noise is, sounds like, or the fact that it even exists!?! Give us some fucking credit.

My neighbor drives a Charger Hellcat and lets me know when he’s gonna do a burnout. He also borrows my engine hoist so he can work on one of his 3 Ford Broncos. I’m fine with my neighbors.

You mentioned the Air Florida crash. I was so fortunate to get to spend a few months learning from the U.S. Park Police helicopter pilot who flew the rescue sorties during that event, Don Usher. No one would blame Mr. Usher for being cocky given his actions in the Air Florida crash or his during past experience as a…