I would gladly pay you Tuesday...no wait, I'll pay you now. I love my TDI JSW, but for this, I'd sell it.

A new car is a horrible investment? Well, duh, Captain Obvious. And it's the carbs (biscuit, soda, taters, macaroni, etc.) that's a bigger contributor to diabetes, not fat.

I admit that I do single people out based upon the location listed on their license plate frames. I live up in the hills, southwest of Lake Tahoe in CA. Every weekend during fall and winter, there are tons of "flatlanders" with plate frames listing places from the SF Bay Area, the San Joaquin valley or So. Cal.…

Six: ???

We've got window stickers here in CA that go in the front windshield. No paper plates for us - maybe one thing our stage can do right...

In CA, badges are very few and far between, excluding Carmax. Plates and frames are whole different story.

I'm with ya. I've always removed the dealer plate frame and plastic plate (both advertising), but this last time was different.

Is that the hipster way of saying that you're cheap?

Not only do you have a strange obsession with automotive lights, but you also seem to have an anthropomorphism fetish.

It looks like Santa is taking a fall break before Christmas.

going, going, gone.

Wow. That's a classy lady.

I've said it before: It's a hell of a time to have a mid-life crisis!

Ok, but just for a minute think about the reason Luca kept production down: Exclusivity. Is it possible that the exclusivity turns the desirability and mystique up to 11? The adjectives that are thrust upon Ferraris seem to always be the same - and almost always without quantification.

F50>F40?

One glaring omission: F14 T

because the answer...

I think the Opel needs some text too, something like, "apex, look, for the exit, roll on...aw crap" with the WOOOOO going over the top of it.

"We've replaced Mr. Harris' cars with a Holden Commodore and a Beetle, let's see what happens..."