Exactly. Billion is... like 1000 times Million.

Re: Brandon Ostrom's post below, someone remind me what the proper response is for warning #NSFW is, please.

Christmas Eve 2010, my father rammed his Lexus into my wife's Mercedes.

:-)

Another brief Sebring convertible story:

Choosing the less of two evils story:

Amen to that. Tough to find a pic of a backseat of one of these, though. This was the first I spotted.

Bravo - I'm more of a roadie but have spent many a pleasant hour on a trail... and not spent such an hour after trails were closed following someone above the rules. Good points, HammerheadFistpunch.

I know - just as a parent to two, a convertible with a fake backseat is a laugh to me.

I'll grant ultimate headroom, but limited privacy.

Seats for none, please.

And, the seat in question.

Another backseat question... what's the point of one when the only way to use it is with legless occupants?

How about the late 90's Eclipse?

Slightly off topic, but... a house I bike past has three cars outside:

Mercedes had an awesome (potential) answer. I believe it is offered in the S-class in Europe, at least.

My first "my" car was a 1985 Cougar V8 (fox platform) with American Racing AR-39 mags. Only something like 130 HP out of a 5.0 liter V8, but torque is what gets you moving. Very nice highway cruiser.

I've been bothering them since... well, before THEY knew what the car was.

I test drove an FR-S this past Saturday. It was an automatic, the first FR-S the local Scion dealership had gotten in. A manual is due in soon but is pre-purchased.

Indeed. I guess no rudders or ailerons or ability to fly out of ground effect maketh it not an airplane.