So, the original California Special was just taking the Shelby side stripe from the bottom, and moving it up to the middle of the door?

Not sure if worth the $2K, but I think it looks rather nice.

All cars that cost more than $1 Million dollars.

Right? Kind of forgot about things like Traction Control, Launch Control, and the many other innovations in the last 60 years that make cars quicker off the line using tech and not more power.

Or if it is driven, it’ll tootle around the grand estate at 15mph—really “exercise” the car.

You can get 5-star rated ones for under $100 that work with a single currency. And, for around $500 you can get one that can count and recognize over 120 currencies from around the world.

Is it really that crazy? You come in with a wad of cash and at least 2 people need to sit there and sort/count....

Well, he wasn’t wrong.

Reason #4,673 for why I have zero desire to ever go on a cruise.

Manual switches, knobs, controls, and real gauges.

Nope. You should never Pre-Order anything.

Nope. You should never Pre-Order anything.

The “Dymaxion Car”

We used to call those “Shuttlecrafts”.

My guess is, this will be the “in house” option. Like when you go to buy a Dodge, they want you to finance it under Chrysler Capitol. But, if you can secure the funds another way, like via your own bank, that’s fine as well.

Why not just simplify the point system?

At an old job I worked at, there was one person who was an avid bicycler. Ride to and from work, and even go for rides on his lunch break.

I’ll just leave this here...

When you say “First over 200 MPH race car”, I assume you’re only talking NASCAR? 

Here’s a question not answered.

Chaparral 2J.