Pre-2000 Honda’s are like that too.

Used to? Hell, I’ve seen 3 in the last year in Fort Worth.

I don’t care how rare it is, I’d never buy a Mustang with a four cylinder.

A lot of these guys ride their personal bike specifically built for this type of competition. I know because I up-fit police vehicles in that area. I recognize several people in the video, chances are I've built more than 1 of those bikes.

"...and I think I caught a Honda ST1300 in there as well."

Yeah, tell that to my boss's son who rammed his into his partner's bike. $5K damage to his and totaled his partners's (not to mention the doctor's bills). I had to basically cut everything off the front end. If you don't have to cut anything off Harley's are amazingly simple to take apart.

BMW Z3 and Z4. Both start at $32K and have more HP and features than an S2000.

Because you haven’t seen the rear:

Sure, it's the driver's fault when he wrecks but, you can't reasonably assume he knew the car would catch air like that.

Usually the cutoff for models is 5'9". That makes Danica about a foot short. In all seriousness though, she's an ice queen. Do people with an attitude like that make good models?

Having built many an unmarked cruiser, I can tell you they tint the windows DARK. Chances are you can't see who is in the car until they roll down the window.

That's a real hard hit on that wheel. I bet the suspension on that side and the tranny are screwed.

Magnums are one of those models that only douchebags drive.

Isn't that the model with all the VANOS problems?

Name it "Fulva". That way when people forget the name they can say, "I remember it rhymes with a female body part." Either that or "Delores".

Good thing you didn't go to the police with that bloody evidence, booby-trapping your property is illegal in all 50 states.

If the rear door leads to the passenger compartment then it's a 5-door. I fit leads to a separate trunk it's a 4-door

How can Detroit up its profits to match foreign automakers?

I think they would be dead considering they would be over 100 years old.

Straight from VAERS and the CDC- zero deaths from measles in the last 12 years, 108 deaths from the vaccine in the same time frame.