There's a guy with my autocross club that runs a Dakota; it's an extended cab if memory serves. He does pretty good with it, too.

Yep, was going to post this if someone hadn't beaten me to it.

Yeah, but that's because Canadians aren't too worried about going into America, and Americans aren't too worried about going into Canada, as well as neither are too worried about keeping the other out. It's a tad different with some of our southern neighbors. Not too many Canadian drug cartels.

#3's pic...

I'd have to say that the Buick/Olds held up quite well to their stupidity. And considering it's a unibody car without any significant toe hooks (real ones, like a truck would have), I'd like to know what they attached the chain to that held up to that abuse. The Buick/Olds may not have won the tug-of-stupid, but you…

There is no graceful way to enter or exit a sports car.

No, actually it hasn't slipped my mind...because someone local won't let it. I see it around somewhat regularly and almost always at the car shows. Not that it's a bad thing, there are worse cars out there.

This is the "Like a Boss" story that all other "Like a Boss" stories will now be compared... Walked out the front door... amazing.

Actually, the odds of it happening again don't change just because it's happened already. If you win the lottery, your odds of winning the lottery at a later time don't change (the game is still the same). Yes, the odds of winning the lottery twice are ridiculously small, but the odds of winning the lottery…

Whoo, this is my anthem, baby! When this released back in high school, I was one of the first and few (and probably still) people that actually knew the lyrics.

And just to throw this out there...

+1 especially during autocross. I have a custom setup I built in my 72 Vette with a very fast, for a street car, 2.25 turns lock to lock, and still require hand over handing it in the tighter turns. As long as your hands are fast and accurate enough, you'll do fine. Your control diminishes when you're hands are…

Ahhh, the CBBT... If I had the money back that I've spent on their toll over the years, I could get a new twin turbo setup on my car...

But they can read about it...in the article. It doesn't have to be in the headline on the front page. And yes, my internet life and television life rarely cross. I watch F1 on TV, but almost never look up F1 stuff online, for example. The exception would be ALMS when it airs online streaming and not TV. It sucks when…

Haven't we had this discussion before? Yes we have; after the last time the F1 race results were spoiled on here. As I said then, to a certain extent, I agree, don't go to ESPN.com, or some other obvious site, but to say we should avoid the entire internet because a little thing like "life" got in the way of our…

Awww. It's all growed up.

Technically, he is driving on water, and since it's a rally, there's a good chance he did fly at some point; and if not during this one, he probably has in the past. That just leaves walls as his final frontier. Anything is possible for John Lynch!

Can't speak for Kentucky, but in Virginia, this would be a nearly pointless theft. Lottery tickets are all bar coded, and until the clerk enters a new pack into the system, they're worthless. You could only steal the ones in the little display case (they enter the pack into the system when they restock the case), but…

Besides the obvious (seatbelts, alcohol, etc.), where the rule applies to everyone; it really depends on the person, and which vehicle we're in. I'm a lot stricter in my Vette than the Silverado, but if I know the person is a slob or I just "tolerate" them than they get the strictest rules.

Auburn boattail speedster. At least that's my semi-educated guess.