people needed a real XJ replacement, and the JK was it.

GMT400's holding up well too.

Both the flying car and the target car were reported to be Nissan Altimas. Wonder what that means.

I think the obvious answer here is Porsche 911.

Saturn and Scion both did this for years with no problems. 

That’s a shame, he only scraped up against the wall. I was hoping he’d run head on into a wall. 

Cars are getting better, Sold my Scion xB at 195K miles, Ford Freestyle 195K miles, BMW 850 at 207K Miles, They are also lasting longer

The market speaks loudly. I don’t have enough money for one but I’ll still have one in my driveway soon! ... side note, you’re probably still driving your 4 banger Tacoma because you like it and you like the image it of you it portrays - the exact same reason someone will buy this. I guess the stupidity is lost on me.…

That is a shocking amount of power, IMO. Significantly better power to weight ratio than the F-150 Raptor, and will probably give the Raptor R a run for it’s money in a straight line. This thing will likely only need a few bolt ons and a tune to hit 500hp.

I know exactly where this is. There are a LOT of these sort of encampments in California now. There really isn’t much that can be done about it. Clear em’ out and they’re right back in a few weeks. As such there needs to be some basic safety added in these places. I was coming back from a bike ride a week ago and saw…

Last year I bought an ‘07 C2 manual with ~55,000 miles. I got a PPI before buying, and I took it straight to a Porsche dealer to get the recommended 15-year maintenance. I drive it daily and haven’t had a single issue with it. Easy to live with and makes me smile every day. Absolute yes, there is a point.

I have driven pre 964s and I find them to be wonderful driver’s cars. No they are not fast or I suppose comfortable by modern standards, but they are responsive, the light front end makes steering response like nothing most people will ever drive, and the view down the hood with the fender headlight bulges placed…

Contrary to what most internet car people will tell you, a car’s aesthetics don’t make it an inherently good or bad car.

And I find it hard to believe this list is complete without at least one Volvo on it.

Well it is maroon!

Adam Levine may be Captain Douche, commander of the Douche Patrol, but it appears he got swindled making a deal involving some amazing cars -- even though it also appears he was trying to do the due diligence to ensure he did NOT get swindled. Wrong is wrong, and we shouldn’t be hating on the victim in this case.…

The Maserati he received:

“Our prejudice will never get us to 8 percent [EV profit] margins,” he said. “We have to design the vehicle totally differently. We have to manufacture it, source it and sell it totally differently. That’s been a big transition.”

Ford’s greatest strength has been its marketing department. I think it’s starting to catch up to them.