I owned a 94 Mustang GT for like 10 years. People already realize the value of the V6 and GT’s, which is... well... shit.

Also, they have an understressed (polite way of saying underpowered) motor that will run forever with basic maintenance. The 302 and 4.6 Mustangs are cars that will start up and drag themselves to wherever you need to go up until the car disintegrates around the motor.

I scrolled really far and never saw a Ford GT. You all should be ashamed.

Sad but true. Our economy is entirely dependent on people circulating money they don’t have to buy things they don’t need.

I’m not 100% sure what this means, but please go on.

Eh, I’d argue the V coupe was a little closer in appearance and much closer in purpose.

Let me get this straight... You’re saying there’s better ways to spend $20,000 than blowing it all on a slot car track?

My biggest beef with cafe racers is they’re uncomfortable and not good at anything. If I’m sacrificing comfort, it’s going to be for speed, not aesthetics. 

And from here on out when somebody says they drive a Mustang, car people are going to have to ask “What kind?”

The Camaro is going away in 2023, and eventually people are going to realize new Challengers are still decades old Mercedes.  They just have to keep faith and Mustang sales will bounce back.

This shape of the tank makes this bike more board track racer than cafe or bobber.

Damn dude, that tail section looks fucking baller.

Everything’s street legal in South Dakota. *wink*

Is the 4C really that beloved? It’s a car for people who want a Lotus Elise, but can’t drive stick.... Which is apparently 127 people.

Looks like a good time to call Alex Marquez up to the big leagues.

Answer: That planet’s indigenous population finds those temperatures comfortable, so the dealerships there only stock convertibles.

It looks like it’s trying a little too hard to be cute and retro for my taste, but I’ve all but decided the next 4 wheeled vehicle I buy will be an AWD electric cargo van... Whenever such a thing comes into existence.

I’ve always thought Paganis looked kind of weird. The crazy exhaust arrangement was weird in a good way, but the headlights were weird in a less endearing way... Like an otherwise normal friend that always wears a fedora.

He compared it to the “mistake” Uber made when it deliberately made the choice not to program its autonomous cars to recognize the mere possibility of a jaywalking pedestrian, which directly led to the death of Elaine Herzberg, who was killed by a self-driving Uber seven months before the killing of Khashoggi.

Twist: It was actually one of those Porsche powered planes, and the “high speed” was its normal cruising speed.