They were required to use exactly 1 cow.

That's 168,266,000 horsepower, you know.

That's the plant where they make the Focus and C-Max. No Mustangs or the new F-150 for this guy, it seems. From The Detroit News:

I heard Chrysler sold approximately 238,000 Hellcats last month. It was a good month.

All automakers had a particularly strong year. Mostly because we are in the upswing of economic recovery. Not necessarily because any particular manufacturer suddenly started making better cars.

Magnums running two wide...#onlyinDetroit.

I mean, it's not Morelli's call. That play didn't fall in his area, so he has to trust his other parts of the officiating crew.

Dear Mr. Morelli:

Matt: Love the Interstate as well. I drove the smaller version awhile back for Autoblog, road tripped with a buddy, and enjoyed it, so the Benz version has to be great.

The comments to the ESPN article might be the most insufferable grouping of sentences in history. Why is it that people are so happy to praise an employee for (seemingly) taking less money for the benefit of his extremely profitable corporation?

Shit! I missed the ST, it should be on there. Fixing now!

If that existed, would you buy it though? Companies seem convinced you wouldn't. Or at least, not enough of you would.

Not just because I saw one a few hours ago parked near my house (it was awesome), not just because I have an unhealthy obsession with Citroens, but because I've actually thought long and hard about this. Citroen SM, does anything else make sense?

If someone converts this to electric, they need to put a carburetor somewhere. I don't care where, or what it does. Just put it somewhere.

I'd argue that the train doesn't need to be moving to fire the nuke......

You have a excellent point it's much simpler to knock out the railways rather then bothering hunting down the launch platform

I can just see them pitching the idea....."It's just like a sub launched nuke, or a road mobile nuke - but with the added benefit of a fixed route that it can not deviate from."

Which Italian car has 700hp and can be had for less than $100k? German? Japanese?

Hey. There are still 5 days left for Burnie Ecclestone to kick the bucket. Leave #1 open just in case...