They shouldn’t have any tracking problems, as long as they have one of these:

Using both at the same time, sometimes. And that leads to some *ahem* interesting situations.

Said, it must be.

I haven’t seen it in person, but I’m pretty sure everyone on this forum has seen it like I have. For the movie “The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift”, they took a Shelby GT500 and swapped in a JDM engine to make it a drift machine. The production crew went through the effort of actually doing this. However, once they…

...Do I even need to say it?

I know several non rich guys that have them. One friend has TWO De Tomatso Panteras a Lamborghini Countach and two Farrari 328’s. All restored to like new condition. the Countach was bought as a wrecked salvage title that he brought back to new and even got a title reissue for it to remove the salvage stamp. If you…

I dream of a day when someone can post this without being corrected that it's not a Lamborghini...

Yeah, I think this is basically the answer. And the cachet of driving it goes down as it gets older while the cost per mile goes up, so the value proposition of the owner leaving their driveway craters until and unless it becomes a classic.

That picture was my computer wallpaper for a looong time. The cobras set up right are just drool worthy.

Short answer, yes*

I like plates in the US soley because each state has their own designs, way better than Europes boring-ass plain white rectangles. Canada might have both regions beat though

Oh, I’m always willing to accept exceptions.

Quiero el oro, DAME EL ORO!

I.JUST.CAN’T.STOP.CRYING.FROM.LAUGHING.SO.HARD.

ODB?!?!

One of these guys....

I’ll second you on the best looking part, especially these days. I nearly had to pour bleach in my eyes after seeing one of the new Targas at lunch.

Fair enough. Just seemed like the response was not proportional to the original article. (not your response, the angry letter writing responses)

I’d say less than the amount as the person who wrote the article. The people writing the emails were minding their own business, while the blogger fired the first shot for no reason other than to incite the response.

So many lost opportunities. Troll FAIL.