Boy that seems like a lot of work. I have had it and it not taste all that bad.

Exactly. Veggies are food's food.

I had no idea about these events, I am from just north of the border in Canada, only about 2 hours from Kalispell.

"Long, Low and Go"

Well ya, for all we know they could be testing a new drivetrain under a XTS body that has AWD and 24 pistons, not likely but who knows.

Obviously but very far apart.

Never expected an exact clone but this thing looks way more current lineup then the Elmiraj, and again, I'm not surprised.

To each their own but meat is much more important than veggies.

I'm sure covered in cheese, pasta and meat it might taste ok, but lasagna would be better without it. Just like society and Prius drivers.

You needed Montana about 15 years ago or so when they didn't have speed limits!

Jew Jersey

Kale = Prius. Probably good for everyone but just shows you have terrible taste (buds)

Can you see this car being the GT40 of its time?

If this guy crashed there would be literally tens of dollars in damages.

Really any Jaguar or Aston. Ford basically kept them alive when by the late 80's the two companies looked like they would go under.

Subaru will not be pleased.

I wasn't aware of the exclusivity in markets before I read Doug's piece but really I think half of these cars would go to places were sand is the dominating geographical feature.

It depends really on how much of certain name plates they make. You build 2000 more at your lower end and 800 middle of the lineup and maybe 200-ish of the top end cars you could really save for a rainy day. Ferrari cannot really tarnish their brand and its quite obvious they have tried (First California or the…

I tend to always look at the side of the enthusiast and not the business man when it comes to these types of things, and for this I know I am very wrong. Ferrari going to its pit of debt was really a tough time for the brand and I bet they had wished they built a few more F40's to sell on those Monday's. Only making…