It has fur. It's in a covered cage. It's a dog. This is not cruelty. If it were 100 degrees and sunny, that would be a problem.

I've asked before, I'll ask again.

I just had the chance to launch and drive the new P85D. My Godson works for Tesla in O.C., CA. He had one on loan for a few days.... lucky me.

Who cares about that guy? Stay on those perky sweaters.

I just had the chance to launch and drive the new P85D. My Godson works for Tesla in O.C., CA. He had one on loan for a few days.... lucky me.

It looks better than that 6th grader's drawing. I love me a good long nose.

For the next "Traffic Sucks".... R.I.P. Joe Cocker.

Crack Pipe price. Read it slowly. One million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Oh the stable I could fill.....

Bill Blass will swaddle you to death.

Someone needs to re-visit their perspective exercises in art class. That drawing is hard on the eyes.

That is awesome! Bravo to the teams and lion-hearted Daddy Warbucks' who have kept this bird in the air. I sincerely hope no expense was spared on the pilot ejection systems to insure they're in perfect operating order. Ripping through the clouds in a 66 year old jet has to have some unsettling emotions. And I'd love…

Without fail I get one or two $10.00 "Roadside Emergency Kit" gifts from 3rd tier relatives and underlings at work who know I have more than a passing interest in things motory. I think they're made and distributed by Fisher-Price or Hasbro's Playskool division.

The impression of break-neck speed right up to impact was so real. But the damage didn't seem all that significant to the civilian car. I mean the headlights still worked! The damage appeared to be no more than a 15 - 20 MPH crash. I didn't get the impression that the rally car slowed too much, (not that he had any…

He said, "3 holer".

I hope you didn't wash your car until all your friends got to see this. Did you pick up your kids from school? Park it up front at church on Sunday? Valet it at a posh restaurant? I may go buy some blood from the butcher...

Find this guy. You'll have to fly to Barcelona, but he's good. I wish I had brought my knives from Los Angeles when I ran across this little operation in October.

The argument over CUV-SUV-Station Wagon and who would need/want one is as pointless as discussing someone else's selection of shoes in their wardrobe. People buy what they want based on decisions from hard-researched practicality and value to shoot-from-the-hip got-a-have-it-now irrationality. But it's what healthy,…

That's a good photo, here.

In my time machine I go back to the early 70's and hop on a Pan Am 747 flight from L.A. to NYC. The seats are roomy, the stiff cocktails flow and the warm stewardesses light my smokes.

Always a good idea to have a big decal of your business and contact information across the rear window of your car if you're shooting at other people. That's marketing.