I survived a 757 takeoff .. It was amaze-blz

Time your trip. There are actually "seasons" when the big planes land/take off.

been there. I would have had a heart attack ... The 757 taking off when i "surfed the fence" was enough for me... Couldn't imagine being under a landing like that...

I'm already on my way.

Thank you and to everyone else as well! I feel less intelligent now :)

Edit: Ok someone help me with the four-door BMW...its significant enough (because its such a cool car) to bring to attention, but I can't remember where it appears in the trilogy?

(I originally thought it was a 6 series, but then I decided to use a bigger screen other than my smartphone).

i have a 98 w 71k miles garage kept.. Its a wonderful thing of beauty. Only gremlin is the traction/abs warning goes off from time2time.. Makes me think it's just a loose sensor.

The best sunset I ever saw while waiting inside an airport terminal for a flight was in SLC.

2009 nav, outdated. Only use it for long trips, not navigating through SF. That's where Waze comes in.

Ya beat me to it. I never have time to read through the slow-loading posts of kinja before I post. Nice find.

UPDATE!: I FOUND THE GAFF BY FCA NOT KNOWING THEIR OWN PRODUCTS!

im kicking myself for not taking a screenshot but FCA's twitter called it a "Grand"

its so much more. Its the return of the 80's targa porsche.

I have one too!

I still have my 1:18 die-cast model. I will always love the GT90

So this channel exists, but it will be broadcasted here, or are they having an "americas" dedicated channel?

that's why you buy the bumper to bumper ;) they make great cars, you just have to invest if you want to make it last.

Good point, but with the barrier, they don't/can't do that anymore.

They shut the whole bridge down this last weekend to install and test the barrier, system and machinery. The closure was the first time in the bridge's history and lasted 52 hours.

"So in the mornings, one direction could have four lanes of traffic, while the other direction has three, and in the evenings, the opposite happens."