Mine just got to 30K.

This is really kind of moot point if you know your constitutional rights.

Especially, if it’s a design study or an experimental vehicle to test new technologies.

Well, there’s at least one scorpion badge still on the nose.

It worked so well for The Hulk, that most people forgot that Edward Norton was once in the MCU.

I feel like they need to get Keanu Reeves as Johnny Silverhand to market it.

Like to see a completely new car from Shelby Amercian.

There’s some awesome stuff in there for sure, but strangely I mostly want the weird 1958 Fiat with no body, a lawn chair for the driver, and a sofa in the back.

I have to drive quite a bit for my work, and sometimes that means doing 300+ miles in a single day. Most of that is across back road highways with blink and you miss them towns. Which usually consist of maybe a single flashing intersection light and one horribly priced, and horribly out of date gas station.

It was still an incredible piece of tech, but it was a little disappointing that the 2016 Ford GT went with a twin-turbo EcoBoost V6, instead of staying with the traditional V8s of its predecessors. (289, 427, and 5.4L)

How about just some good old fashioned, skin-staining dye bombs?

A nod of respect to the John Player Specials livery, however if I was to buy a Pike Peak car, it still has to be the Escudo.

Entitlement is the new designer drug.

19 years old and have a crappy gray Chevy Cavalier wagon. The backs full of random crap because being a full time student in community college and working a job, means I practically live out of it.

Look how far we’ve come!

I think those are custom made, real life Hot Wheels.

I’ll just go with the usual 3 answers:

Just about any classic and rare exotic.

Yeah. Someone needs to inform that guy’s attorney, that is called the “F*ck around and find out” law of nature.