I stated it a few weeks ago: http://jalopnik.com/as-a-texan-i-f…

This is Bruntingthorpe isn't it? Seems like they run cars on it more often than planes.

Boxy performance sedans are amazing I don't know what you hate about that.

Don't lift they said. It'll be fun they said.

I don't think that's how it works...

Insert a naturally aspirated M113 into a terrible sportcoupe? Nah

Glad to see some <3 from Jalopnik.

Nobody else thinks this is one of the ugliest cars on the road today?

S7s are so stunning. When Bruce Almighty transformed his Datsun into an S7...hnng

They look like they're parked behind the scenes at an event. That don't count. :P

On the road, 288 GTO probably. That beats out the Miura I saw a few miles down the road after a cars and coffee.

I was beginning to think you won every single flip because that's what you do, but the fact that you also lose on the occasional deal as this article pointed out leads me to believe you're not actually a car flipping robot. :D

Yeah the 2 has my vote too.

Texters go to the bottom of the list next to drunk drivers. I'd rather have a society full of left lane hoggers and tailgaters if it means we can eliminate texters and drunk drivers.

You'll get used to it.

I think you're probably already aware of most everything that goes wrong, so you're okay. It's a bit different back in the mid-2000s as W220s were still newish and owners found out about issues as they happened. Airmatic of course was a headache. M113s had a harmonic balancer recall. But before the recall was issued,…

I am looking forward to driving awesome future cars, just not working on them. For my hobby in wrenching, I will stick to my pre-mid 2000s cars.

Great job, but from personal experience, this doesn't make me hate the W220 any less. It's a shame, as it's such a handsome S-class.

That ain't a burnout. Just good 'ole oversteer.

Yeah...that's something else lol. And FYI, the LM went on to cranking out 680 at the flywheel. A mid-90s road legal NA car producing nearly 700 hp!