...and a classic Mini at 1:13!

I was going to put that one up. The cars of that era were not really luxury cars, but luxury "style" cars, like cubic Zirconia. Put on a shiny grill and a flashy laurel and make a few commercials with polo ponies and trophy wives. That should do it!

I didn't know it snowed in Florida.

It's crazy that with all the shitty house trailers, Luminas on blocks, abandoned boats, jacked up old pickups and all the other crap that litter the Kentucky countryside, the random sinkhole had to be at the epicenter of one of the most prized car collections in the country.

She (or whatever it is) was only trying to serenade with her favorite love song:

I saw one in person today and surprisingly liked it. Like many other folks, I thought it was derivative of the Kia Optima from the back and the Mazda 6 from the front. In person there are a lot of character lines and shapes going on that don't photograph very well, especially in white. If it has that sexy sound in…

The Cadillac logo with the wreath is terrible, especially in light of their efforts to go beyond the AARP crowd. No matter how cutting edge and kickass a CTS-V, ATS or any other of their new offerings are (and they are great cars), that damn wreath and crest reminds us all of the Boss Hogg, landau topped hearse…

Mitt Romney tried to pay more than that for this one:

How about a heterosexual mans version of this:

In order to understand all of this, I must try the following:

Who the hell still wears Ralph Lauren clothes, other than wannabe rich getting a deal at TJ Maxx? Nobody I ever consider an actual athlete, or outdoor person wears that overpriced garbage, except on opening day of the Olympics.

If you have to ask her if it was good, it probably wasn't. If a designer has to tell us their design is emotional, it's probably not.

Dual Ghia owned by both Ronald Reagan and Lyndon Johnson. Interestingly Johnson got his Dual Ghia from Reagan in a high stakes Poker match.

Those California Governors and their cars. This is the best truck suited for a future president, with seats and handles in the back for those Secret Service agents.

I'm right there with you chuffles. Though, at the smaller scale than yourself (1/2 Iron and a couple of Trail Marathons), I got tired of people critiquing my aerobar placement, hearing about watts and taking a damn sporting goods store with me to every race. Going to trail running makes running the fun diversion…

Captain Kangaroo wants his tuxedo back.

AMC, Plymouth and Pontiac-all gone! Every car company in this picture is either dead or has been through bankruptcy. With the exception of the Trans Am, it's easy to see why.

I hope the driving feel remains in the 2014 Mini. Many of the little things than made me a Mini Owner in 2003 are being phased out in the BMWisation of the car. The size of the front and rear overhangs are increasing, so they are about the same as a conventional FWD hatch. The rear taillights openings used to be…

Great article. People make fun of the "Capital R" Runners, but they are much more tolerable than triathletes. Triathlon is the opposite of Fight Club. The first rule of Triathlon is you don't shut the fuck up about triathlon.

When I first saw the Vehicross in person, I thought it was some concept car turned loose. There was a shit ton of SUV's at the time, but they were mostly styled conservatively. This thing seemed futuristic for a long time and still gets my attention when I see it around.