@JaiMak: I'm just going by the countless number I've seen passing dangerously, speeding up several miles an hour when I tried to pass, and generally displaying no sense of spatial awareness.

@GåßëÊdwå®d§ - Jalopy Gopnik Hooligan: Garage door done got told.

@Crash Bandihoon: True. Fortunately, that's not really one of my goals in life.

@Crash Bandihoon: I don't particularly care that I don't.

Wow.

@shaamanryu001: Note that the Accord's mirror appears to be folded in - the 370's evidently won.

@Frank Grimes: The lack of congruity is amazing. Where'd they find such a lovely closed stretch of road?

@Tyler Hill: It's funny because the folks in the SUV are okay, and the plane's pilot survived thanks to their help.

@vavon205: Yes, it does, just not compared to the real Rolls-Royce.

@targataco: This Marx a sad chapter in the car's history.

@MushyHeirloom: (I'd definitely take the lovely Pontiac LeMans wagon of similar vintage that I saw yesterday, though... daaang. It was white and lovely in Natick, Massachusetts.)

Well, it's fast.

@armyofchuckness: Precisely - since there was no mass-produced '83, any Corvette is better than no Corvette.

@jalopnikfan: Nah, this is a Celica.

I thought at first this meant the Corolla/xB 2.4 (2AZ-FE) - fine enough, that's a decent engine; not terribly inspiring, but 160-ish horsepower and similar torque would be sufficient to move a lightweight RWD car in a reasonably entertaining manner.

@pauljones: Oh, snap. There's gonna be a beatdown now.

@accipiter: I'll tip my waitress.

...a Ram 1500 customized with a Hyundai-style grille...

@Bubs: This is true - though I don't get any heat when stopped regardless (failing blower motor) and I additionally have a weak battery, so I don't shut off the car too often if I can help it.

@beeeasyed: Here in New Hampshire, the background 911 and Stanza Wagon (Prairie) are both DOTSBE-worthy as well!