absolutely stunning

Fortunately in WA we've been spared those moronic vehicle restriction laws.

Fellow Aussie here.

Whilst I am all for stronger enforcement of drunk driving laws and harsher penalties for convicted offenders, I think 0.05 and 0.02 for novice drivers is sufficient for ensuring public safety.

It's been 0.05 in Australia since at least the 80's.

• Don't touch any of the driver's controls

1st gen Mitsubishi Magna :)

Oh wow.......this just shot to the top of my most wanted list.

Nice to see cars from my childhood driving around shiny and new like it's no big deal :)

Most complicated thing I've done is remove and reinstall the intake manifold/throttle body on a Mitsubishi 6G74 3.5L V6 for the purpose of replacing the rear-bank of spark plugs.

Acquired and glued on factory-equipment door strips to replace the missing ones on my 1983 Holden Camira.

One of my favourite cars ever. NP no worries and I'd fix it up.

Yeah Dad, watch yer papers!

Obama: "So uh...how much is it gonna cost me for this to say IT'S OBAMA TIME"

Brad: "Mr. President - you can't put a price on ideas like that."

I don't understand why Formula 1 hasn't pulled out of Bahrain. This happens every year and it stains the sport's reputation.

Until Bahrain sorts out it's social and political issues (which could be decades), F1 should seek another venue.

Paul Ricard Circuit is just begging to be an F1 round again.

One of my childhood dream cars. Fond memories of racing my 959 and F40 matchbox cars on the carpet. :)

I came here to post this.

wow....just.........wow

I don't remember anyone complaining about the Honda turbo 6's in the late 80's, myself included.

a 1981 RA40 Toyota Celica liftback - parents still own it to this day

I'm easily in the minority here, but I like the new Jeep's front end. Even more so in the two tone.