Hey Raph, why do you provide links to articles in sites that require you to pay to read them?  If it ain’t free, don’t bother with the link, you are just frustrating the readers.

Your apartment complex must love the fact that you take up so many parking spaces with your “Hoarder’s Dream Collection.”

This is Lambo’s version of the Ferrari Mondial... A model nobody wanted. The red wheels do nothing to make it more desirable. ND all the way back to Sant’ Agata Bolognese.

So I guess the owner just moved from Massachusetts...

The owner or the sandwich?

Would have been a lot more interesting without the over modulated, gravel-mic soundtrack.

Hamilton’s engineer had the opportunity to bring him in for tires BEFORE Max came in because he was ahead of Max. Lewis on equal tires would have run away from Max. They chose not to stop after Max because they would lose track position. Ya’ snooze, ya’ lose.

ND because BOOM! followed by FIRE!

I had a 2003 GLI VR6 with a Magnaflow cutback.  My wife told me she could hear that beautiful VR6 from 4 blocks away.  I wish I still had that car.

Lewis had the opportunity to get fresh tires but, A. He only had a used set of yellows, no reds and 2. Bono told Lewis no because he would lose too much track position.  Max won because he rolled the dice for new tires while Lewis struggled with his worn-out whites.  Poor strategy lost it for Lewis, no more no less.

Too much $$ for any truck of this vintage. Someone please tell the owner to clean the schmutz off the lens of his phone camera to remove the London Fog effect. No go Brandon. ND

Hey Torch, the Monterey is a ripoff of a ‘55 Buick, especially the side and rear. ‘58 was the first year Buick’s got 4 headlights, so the builder was obviously confused in what they were copying.

It probably failed because of the ArmorAlled tire treads.

This seems like one of NASCAR’s publicity stunts, something carefully cultivated to encourage fans to get worked up without actually providing anything of substance.

I have enough issues in my life.  ND for Mussolini’s Staff Car.

ND. Ya need 2 of them.

Too many pesos. Also NM=ND. (No Manual=No Dice)

Um, have you seen what the Mach-E dash looks like?  It also has that kitchen table-sized screen scotchtaped to the dash.

A poorly cared-for relic of the 80s that should be forgotten.  The owner could have at least tried to clean the stanky interior and power wash the engine bay.  ND to a lump that even the owner doesn’t care about.

The hell with the lack of a passenger armrest being the only thing wrong with the Leaf. How about the lack of onboard battery conditioning?  In less than a month your range will drop to a very discouraging number.