IF there's a more unlikable player in the NFL than Gronkowski, I can't think of him.

[In America, we think of the Skyline being nothing but GT-Rs, but the name covers all kinds of models. Here's a 1970s Skyline delivery van/station wagon thing. Photo Credit: Nissan]

1996 impala SS. wide rear sport tires, no traction contol, strong v8, rwd, no weight in the back. i was not going anywhere soon.

I had a Taurus SHO that had that as well! I actually comes in handy when the sun is right behind the A-Pillar and you are on a winding road.

Did you miss the part where I said his restaurant is the only one ever to make me vomit before I even left?

It's true. My "regular" P85 is wicked fast, but the sensation of speed is super weird. You just...move.

Even if you regularly drive fast cars, you should experience launch in this car at least once. Short of owning a Mclaren P1, there's nothing that can compare (maybe the 991 Turbo S). The savagery of the experience is at complete odds to the "soulless computer on wheels" impression I had going in. Its literally like a…

I'll say it: I think this is a million times better than the CTS-V coupe's butt.

In typical V fashion, this is a bit too busy for my tastes.

Maybe it's due to the MOTHERFUCKING TERMINATOR driving it.

hey! that Alfa was designed by Zagato.

Wife got a rental car while they worked on hers................... It was a CHEVY AVEO!!!

Much like the CTSV coupe, it looks fat.

My family had a Land Rover of that era.

Our mechanic used to send us Christmas cards

1974 Saab Sonett III with a 1.7L Ford Taunus V4 (yes, V4). Sold for $6750. Damned if your neighbors will ever have anything as quirky that's as cool.