BWI isn't that bad. My wife and I fly in and out of there several times a year visiting her folks. Then again, we fly Southwest and the A & B terminals are great. Lots of decent food choice and security moves pretty quick if you're TSA pre-check.

People can do what they want with their money, but there is something to gained from driving an entry level car. If you want to drive Formula 1, you don't start in an F1 car. Mr. Hammond demonstrates thusly.

Well put. I'll do a Jack and Coke on an airplane, but if I'm drinking whiskey for the taste I go for the single barrels. There are a lot of good options out there. http://www.esquire.com/blogs/food-for…

I saw that and cut Adam a little slack. We know what he meant. The fact is there are some excellent whiskeys on the market that are priced maybe $20 more than a bottle of Jack. Why drop a $10 wood stick into a bottle of Jack when you can buy a bottle of Bulleit instead? I buy for one in my home, so I go for the…

Nice! I was at the Autobarn in Evanston. Wish I had the space for another toy.

"For those of you who look at this car's $29,500 price tag and scoff that you would rather just buy 15 Miata's (Miati?) for that price, well, yes you could probably do that."

They can brag all they want. Americans with Bentley money won't shop in a dealership where they sell Golfs and Jettas. It's called "branding" and it's the reason Toyota, Nissan and Honda spent millions developing a new dealer network to sell their upscale models. "Volkswagen" is not equated with "luxury" in America…

I had a 79 Corvette. Even if the price of late third generation Corvettes have bottomed out or are now on the rebound, there are better choices to be had on the used market. A used Corvette with an aftermarket turbo in your garage means more wrench work in your future. You can start your project with a much better…

I debadged my 1st gen Miata after making some significant modifications. Looks way better without 'em.

Bruce Wayne's grocery getter.

Sick McVick has him beat.

I bought a TL in 2005 and it's some of the best money I ever spent. I have the opposite of buyers remorse. Literally needed nothing but gas, tires and oil for the past decade.

Gilberto Lima: Jalop trailblazer.

I applaud Kia's ambition. Watch it flop.

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The Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Show - A 90 minute rock block back in the 70s. Best cartoons ever made IMO. My nieces insist I play them whenever they visit. I can't wait to share them when I have kids. Bugs and Wile E. Coyote are just magic.

everyone commenting on this thread has forgotten one very simple fact: there is NO WAY that Hollywood will permit a machine that burns movies on demand. Too much potential for bootlegging.

Leasing isn't a solution either. You're paying for the enjoyment of a new car without any of the equity. You make a small down payment, and a monthly fee to use the car. You're limited to around 12,000 miles a year, which is horribly inadequate for many people. Once the lease is up, you give up the car and the…