I've been looking for those!

The tail light just peeking out from the camo gives it away I think.

I'd rather have this:

This is cool and all, but let me be the first to say fuck this thing.

you an buy cadillacs in New Zealand, New Zealand girls really have a thing for american cars for some reason but not nissans grr

I still have an original Members Only jacket in my closet...

Even worse in Northwestern Missouri. In my hometown a lot of people work at the Claycomo Ford plant and so if you want to "support your local community" you buy an F150. My mom, dad (who lives in KS but whatever) and stepdad all have F150's and in our town both my mom and stepdad have 3 or 4 identical trucks to…

Very cool tech. I'd never heard of this until now. While we're talking about nav systems lets not forget about the first OEM GPS based system, the Oldsmobile Guidestar. Available from 1995 to 1997, it was a $2000 upgrade, but it was very similar in features and function to modern systems. I may have to do an oppolock…

I'm one of those people that's currently enthralled with the way Astons have been looking since the DB9 first came out. The only Aston in the last 15 years that I don't really like is the current Rapide.

can I get some 71/441 love in The Great Smokey Mountains in TN/NC?

If you manage to somehow avoid the slow tourist traffic the PCH is pretty awesome. Especially between Carmel and Big Sur.

best part, part II

Original chase, with very appropriate soundtrack courtesy of Pink Floyd:

I was waiting to see the best part.

I think Cadillac is the last of true American luxury. Their 2015 Cadillac Escalade is a testament to that.

Nah, Here in Wisconsin we all drive those.