Peripheral. Visibility.

Had to be done.

Great as they are for what they are, the Hellcat isn’t a sports car(s) and the Corvette isn’t exotic (and the new GT’s presumptuous purported price point is positively preposterous.) We neeeeed the Viper. You need the Viper. I need the Viper. The world needs the Viper. Everyone who believes in goodness, decency, and…

I like this article... vigorously.

Probably not Lorne Malvo from Fargo season one, or Vaughan from Crash (the Ballard/Cronnenberg one.) I mean, unless you value a great story over chances of survival.

You just made a grown man “squee!”

The production version spied testing in Florida.

Neutral: Absolutely I’d ignore the recall if it meant reduction in power and fuel economy. Not because I hate the planet, but because the responsibility should be squarely on the manufacturer. Have VW purchase and protect 100 acres of rainforest for every car, or whatever it takes to offset their mistake. Don’t…

And here I was recently feeling sorry about myself for probably never having the chance to own a Toyota Sports 800...

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.

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