PR stunt. They had no intention of selling this car, probably the most fabled, famous and coveted race car you could think of. It’s in movies, it’s in toys models, RC cars and AFX tracks. You can’t fake this kind of history; sell every other car you have but keep this one. Seinfeld is no fool.
Newspapers work great for wiping and drying glass, since the paper used has such low pH it literally sucks the moisture from the surface.
I always felt it’s better to build the car you want rather than just buy it.
When Lexus first introduced the IS line, they had this weird base model IS350 that came in this weird champagne salmon color. Not sure what the market was for this, maybe for Alaskan rental companies?
If you’ve ever driven an 70's era Rolls Royce (I valeted a few in my youth), you remember how disconnected the driver felt from the outside world; smooth power steering, transmission like butter, safe-like insulation and luxury interior.
You could quite literally stick a bunch of electric motors on a shopping cart and get better performance than the most expensive Ferrari.
I could not live anywhere near there; that arch would freak me out whenever it was in eyesight.
A Chevy with a Honda warranty? Score!!!
That Gold Wing Scrambler must weigh a ton but would also be a ton of fun!
I don’t get cable TV. All these companies do is cash checks and play reruns.
The same could be said about the Honda Element, and BONUS it wasn’t a Ford.
This reminds me of when Fast Lane Daily was cancelled. With all the stuff that Youtube cranks out, why would they just take over production of either of these obviously popular shows? Weird...
