They’re short a crazy flavor: in the 1991 movie Ghidorah was a fusion of 3 bio-engineered muppets called Dorats sent back in time to the site of the atomic tests that created Godzilla.

I like how instead of completely abandoning the concept cars, Honda fielded them in Super GT.

Imagine a process server with no fear of being shot at or has infinite patience.

YATTA!

That’s what I say whenever someone at work brings up a house party or an after hour get-together, “I see you all damn day!”

just gotta be pre-1975!

I’m a bit iffy on old injected cars because of the intermittent problems degrading electronics can create. Issues like a sensor failing at certain temperatures or a wiring harness has an internal break that works when probed with an ohm meter.

I’ve been thinking about this too because traffic and housing costs in big cities are just getting worse, but that’s because the jobs are there. Growing a new big city further out is hard because we can’t maintain the ones we already have.

Fun fact: Before making the 2000s Vantage, Aston Martin toyed with this accessory drive idea to implement a mid-engined car. Not sure how far the drivetrain went in development but the body got as far as a model for the wind tunnel. The Ford suits said, “Where does the luggage go?”, then CEO Ulrich Bez said, “Astons…

Link doesn’t work, I found another slideshow here:https://www.mazda.com/globalassets/en/assets/investors/library/presentation/files/pre190509_e.pdf 

A lot of get-rich-quick schemes in the 1990s involved owning a 900 number and taking out ads to have people call.  I never would have thought of tricking people into calling back with one.

“It took Ford 6 liters to do what Ferrari could with 3.”

Surprisingly Lexus delivers with the LC500 but no one notices.

I think it’s better for both to be on the pit wall side, fewer people and things near traffic the better. The fuel filler is a bit close to the door though.

I’d say F1 or sports car racing comes close as far as monitoring, but they’re not really going any where.

That part should have made Tony realize why he’s a superhero and change his mind about the registration law. Instead he’s like “Cool story, kid. Now help me capture Captain America or I’ll tell your aunt you punch people.” And Parker never questions why he’s suppose to apprehend Cap.

On the twisted morbid side, if they bury I-35 through downtown there will be 1000 newly available parking spaces every time it rains.

I call that “fat-footing”.

Front first, that’s how you park when you’re pulling a bank job.

Even more gorgeous was the B-pillarless coupe: