Thank you. This should run on the front page of the Detroit Free Press. (Also, articles explaining that birds are animals, Donald Trump is a pathological narcissist, and Welch’s Fruit Snacks aren’t the same as fruit.)

I will express my approval with another song: The Horrors - Excellent Choice

I miss the ‘80s. Pop-up headlights = sports car. No pop-up headlights = not a sports car.

Active aero just kicked in, yo.

ACME Portable Headlight.

“I feel tingly, Franz.”

TOGGLE SWITCHES: E-brake, Ignition, Fail, Lights, Demist, Wiper.

The second red toggle switch is for the active aero.

Excellent article.

I love this so much. Thanks for sharing!

Unlikely to see 1963 350 GTV livin’ the dream, raging to a sick EDM DJ in South Beach on Red Bull and bottle service vodka with freakishly tan plastic surgery thesis projects that practically date rape themselves, rollin’ with its homies, or ever wearing yellow.

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Those wheels are worth the price alone - crafted by the famed Spoogenstein Glockenspielwerks of Salzburg. The “sperm” you glibly refer to have clockwork mechanisms inside that make them look like many small legs running when the wheels rotate.

New York Times, March 10, 1987: Chrysler is Buying American Motors

The 2008 Mazda Furai & 2008 Ford Shelby Cobra GR1 both have some details that could date them - but they’re among the best examples of their period, and secondary to the exquisite proportions that make both of these designs distinctive and timeless.

It’s hard for me to explain the revulsion I felt when I first saw the Ferrari Enzo.

The driver of the classic Mercedes handled it well.

Excellent choice! Especially with the autumn-like weather.

There are many reasons the 1976 Lotus Esprit S1 nicknamed “Wet Nellie” was the greatest Bond movie car. Q’s plethora of inventive and deadly gadgets, combined with the futuristic Giugiaro wedge shape made it the real star to children of the ‘70s. We begged for own 007 Esprits, and to our parents’ chagrin, the…