Not a terrible price, but speaking as someone who used to restore these, they aren’t really fit for human occupation. Jaguar design staff must have been shaped different in the 1950s and 1960s than the rest of humanity. The seats, while adjustable, are not really adjustable enough or in the correct directions. The…

I dunno. It occupies a strange space. It’s not concours, but it’s nice enough. I voted ND mostly for the pretentious dealer presentation along with the out-of-state plate.

I’m highly suspicious of any ad for a 540 which doesn’t mention timing chain guides. Either means the owner doesn’t know how important they are or is hiding something.

The rear end isn’t horrible, but I hate every square inch of the rest of it, inside and out. And I even have questionable taste, having been known to admit to liking the current M3.

I gasped in a positive way, I think the interior is amazing.

It’s an article about a car. Owned by a dude famous for “driving” cars in bad movies. And famous for owning a racing team. And famous for dying in a famous car. I’m not sure why this article feels so out of place for you on an automotive blog. Just because it speaks about how he was also famous for having a preference…

Never start a car project after 4:00 PM.

You only need to replace a transmission once to learn that there’s no such thing as a “lifetime” fluid.

So.... just a typical Pennsylvania driver?

GOOD. Anyone who likes the Scion xB, Honda Element, or any of those other little boxy things should be a fan of the little boxy Renegade. I could fit 3 car seats in a mine, full stroller & kid supplies in the back, and park it in any downtown spot. Having Jeep’s reliability is a bit of a killer, but if they keep it as…

Rob I disagree. I have a livery business and have this car and a few lexus es300h all of the same Era. The lincoln continental is nicer the the Lexus interior by a good bit.

Umm.... The 007 series is from MGM. Rain Man is also MGM. Rocky is also MGM. Amazon merged its studios with MGM.

There’s opportunity between the Alamo Drafthouse and the vast Sony back-catalog. Target audience: affluent boomers and retirees.

There are certainly others, but those immediately came to mind.

In the context of the movie:

hands down its the Zenvo
its just pissed off at everything

All my first-line choices have been taken, so I’ll throw in a vote for the Gigahorse.

Jaguar MK X.

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