The SR-71s, some of which were based out of Edwards AFB and Plant 42 for various testing duties, were no strangers to their nearby Death Valley residents (in high-speed jet terms)

My father does Cadillac Roadside, like he's the guy they send to you. This is the #1 issue. There's 2 people to blame, the dealer for not telling the consumer about not having a spare, and the consumer for not knowing. It's ridiculous that the car doesn't have one yes, but with certain ATS model there is no room…

You had me at "redneck Koenigsegg"

My first car was a '95 Mazda MX-6 LS! Shared platform with the Probe GT!

The Mazstang,

This look familiar:

Its for people who think "I want to be a douche but I also want to be cramped and uncomfortable when I drive"

I think they've been living in people's garages waiting for gas to drop. Every time there's a gas price dip you'll see a blip increase of these things driving around. It's always brief b/c they go away quickly, probably laughed off the road.

They've been pretty much banished from Los Angeles, they're just deeply, terribly uncool. I bet a lot of them are still parked in sleepy, underwater suburbs, though.

there is no such thing as cheating

yeah but race cars are cool

sad but true

There's no marketing in that. 'The weakest car to hit 200mph". No one would buy that, lol.

Why people bought this car is still an Intrigue to this day

Saturn V with wheels. Not a bad thing.

I simply can't disagree...The LFA is so interesting, but the Veyron is just amazing because it even exists in the first place.