Pretty sure I read this article in 1997. Anything new to add?

Are these engines known to be underrated from the factory? Something doesn’t seem quite right on those numbers @20PSI of boost.

I find that guy to be far more disturbing to behold than the supposed existence of the tiny giraffe beside him.

Star for the best city in the best state. Your opinion is also valid.

I show up at your house with a solid V8 Twin Turbo and hand you the keys - you toss them back? You don’t even want to hoon this around the most rural part of your general area?

Who are these 17%?!? You don’t want a cheap, clean, turbo Porsche?!? Why are you here?

Fuck that guy. What matters to me is that I appreciate my creation. What he prefers is irrelevant.

I mean, would it have killed you to put just one picture of what the article was about? Must we watch an entire video for something this simple?

They are 10:1 reduction gears. 1:10 gears would be a speed up.

The Corvette is an American sports car. Those others are still pony cars.

On what planet is VW upscale from Toyota?

Mustangs are not sports cars. Neither are Camaros or Challengers.

Sell the kids. They’re just money pits anyway.

It’s really very simple. I would buy this in a heartbeat and I can easily afford it. Therefore, just like most of the other cars I’ve wanted since 1995, Toyota will NEVER sell it here in the States. Ever.

I’m sure you were just being pedantic and you probably already know this, but “Mag” has long since become slang for this style of wheel (1970s at least). Even if they were made of plastic and attached to a 1980s Hotwheels car, everyone just called them “Mags” and they weren’t attempting to identify it’s metallurgy.

This one is a ‘73. Does anyone actually care if it has ‘71 parts on it? It’s just a Mustang.

Star just for making remember Mary Ann. Ginger never had a chance with Mary Ann on the island.

I often say “No Rustang, under any circumstances, ever” and I mean it.

I remind my GF of my admiration for his ability to disappear out the back door and never be heard from again, at least, 2-3x a week.

Wait, how the hell are there so many of these things in your state?