“What we want to do is add to the guest experience and make it a place so we can take our sponsors.”

Fun Fact: When the Long Beach GP first started, it was touted as the “American Monaco”.

For Monaco, put them in high powered Go-Karts, that can race like 3 wide on those narrow streets, and then you have a Monaco GP worth watching again.

I agree. If I had say $4 Million to spend on cars.

Let’s see, I could buy ONE Bugatti Chiron.

I have one light up puddle logo on my Buick TourX, but it is actually useful. At night, if you walk up to the car with a fob on you, a Buick logo will appear on the ground behind the rear hatch. If you wiggle your foot in the light, it triggers the trunk sensor to open. Very handy.

My favorite pointless feature…

Depends on the vehicle.

The original Ford GT40 Mk.2 427 with the 4-speed ZF transaxle could do 100MPH in reverse.

Okay, now someone string together a bunch of Harbor Freight engines, and see what they can power.

I think it only really matters when it comes to racing. 

I like the name and shame method myself, over maiming anyone.

For Americans, I would say any European brand that doesn’t sell directly here.

Yep. My buddy’s dad had one when we were kids. We took it out one time and I was the first person to flip it. Man that thing was fun! 

Who has the kind of free money to waste on dozens of eggs, in this economy?

Hard to top good old Shelby’s snake.

1946-1949 Crosley

I watch a lot of the daily dashcam compilation videos. There’s always a few, where the poster comes off looking like the asshole, and you wonder why they decided to share it with the world.

Ah yes, now I remember. I had the lasagna.

I’m probably biased, because I have one, but the Buick Regal TourX is an amazing station wagon, that most people didn’t even know existed when new.

Now, you can snag low mileage ones for under $25K.

It is an amazingly capable vehicle. With the back seats down, it offers more cargo space then many mid-sized SUVs.

Plenty…

Why does the Cupra Leon TCR look like it has a Pontiac badge on the nose?

Rock salt in a 16 gauge shell?

U.S. military bases used be far away from civilian areas. Urban sprawl has since spread out to the very edges of the bases.

Looked rad as hell, to 1980's kid me. And, then people started turning them into Ferraris and Lamborghinis! I mean how cool is that?

Little did I actually know, they were gutless little fire hazards.