What if you find a dealer who has your Exact Name? I found such a thing, and got a couple of license plate frames from them. FWIW, it was a High-End Dealer in Beverly Hills, CA. Even better when I got a great deal on a used version of this make.

Couldn't help myself and went back and did another one. This time, a simple Blue Carrera 4 with a Sunroof, Mid-Level Stereo and minimal options. Was able to keep it (Just barely) under $100K. http://www.porsche-code.com/PFQ7JGD8

It's really easy to rack up the Options when playing this Fantasy Game! I started with a Silver Carrera 4 Cabriolet, with a Blue Top. Got the Top Stereo, along with a few other toys I wouldn't normally have gotten. Here's my configuration: http://www.porsche-code.com/PF8RF6E5 Total Cost: a Mere $134,300 Including…

I thought that the DeLorean could've made it big if they made it a Mid-Engine, and used something like the Chevy 2.8 litre V-6 from that time period.

I hope that each purchase of a Hellcat comes with a Certificate for a Driving School. Otherwise in our overly litigious society, you might find a few lawsuits coming their way. At a certain point in time, as much as I'm a Jalopnik, there can be such a thing as Too Much Horsepower in the hands of amateurs.

I loved my Mazda 5. Plenty of room, 4 cylinder, great handling, small enough to park anywhere, hip looking, available with a stick or with luxurious trim.

I remember reading about this many years ago. A quick internet search revealed this:

I recommend to people to ask the F&I guy this question:

I know that you wouldn't want to include vehicles at a given Car Show. However, how do you feel about some shots of cars taken in the Parking Lot of the Greenwich Car Show? I found some old Mercedes, a `55 Nomad (Chopped) and Jamie Kitman's Triumph Herald Wagon there.

I recently sold my Mazda5, so I don't have any motivation for posting this as an option, apart from the plain truth that:

Please don't disparage Accountants. (As a former one, I must protest!) The issue is simply "Management Pinheads". The Accountants only Report the News, Figures, Cost Analysis, etc. The Management Pinheads make the decisions based upon that information provided by the Accountants.

The methodology is as follows:

Seeing as Mr. Statham is English, the only logical answer is the Aston Martin Rapide:

I'm not sure if I should be Happy or Alarmed that it was possible for the Police to track this guy down with not much more information than the fact he bought a case of a certain kind of Beer within a given time/location frame!

Why would someone who has just left single life be driving a Minivan already? Surely the law says you shouldn't have one until you have 2 or more children, even in Germany!

Why focus our efforts upon only 1 Nicky? Surely we could have all those people participating in Spinning Classes take their energy into a large-scale capacitor? And if we have a charging outside the Spinning Studio, the synergies are Tremendous!

As an actual owner of a 1981 Civic 1500 DX, I'd have to choose that one.

For me, I believe its a CP. As long as gas is close to $4/Gallon, and you can find a decent 4.0 6 Cherokee out there for the same or less, then this, as unique and nice as it is, doesn't make sense for this amount of $. Maybe something closer to $10K, and I'd give it a nod.

Believe it or not, I get a Huge Bang for the Buck from a Steering Wheel Cover. Too many times you get a crappy steering wheel surface without any grip. Not to mention how a wood wheel can get Really Hot!

Just earlier this week, I saw a 370Z with a PA (I think) Plate saying: