that would be a 350 gt the first model Lamborghini ever manufactured

Those things are horribly overpriced

it is a proven power source just look at the Voyager probes

Engine braking to help control speed and use brakes as a reserve.

you should have informed him that it was an auxiliary driving light, and not a fog light

that would be for trucks and buses, where you don't want to get stuck on the tracks.

that first one was to curtail cruising.

Not that I can afford either but the 4 wheel drive system in the FF just screams fail, a separate 2 speed transmission only good up to 75 mph and it Does not help with added traction in slippery situation.

the best and least known is the Ford Feista Shogun http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/at-the-garage/…

if only they made more than 500 and sold them in the US

number 3 should have been the Neon SRT-4

that thing was slower and less fuel efficient than a Honda Accord

Mercedes bought Chrysler so they could rape Chrysler's financing division for the 15 billion they had in cash reserves, to pay for the Smart cars 1 billion dollar a year loss.

what you need to hope for is that Chrysler don't f#$#up the merger with Fiat, they might not be able to survive without them. I think the Fiat group finally has the quality that they lacked last time they were in the American market, and so far they don't appear to be rapist like Mercedes was.

Arcade Fire is the worst band I have ever had the misfortune of listening to, but other than that I still find SNL funny.

regardless of speed that crash was the result of the other driver

You also have to remember that repair cost on the Lotus are astronomical. I mean a fender bender could mean a front or rear clam shell then your looking a 10k in parts , damage the suspension that pretty much means it's an insurance writer-off, because you cant fix frame damage on that aluminum bonded chassis.

If you want to see all hell break loose you need to be in Las Vegas when it rain

Porsche already said they would fix it, the owner turned them down because it would of cost twice the market value of the car.