That's enough for a 0-62 sprint in 4.3 seconds (the S 63 does it in 4.4, or 4.0 with all-wheel drive) and a top speed of 155 mph (limited of course). The V12 also gets a unique carbon fiber engine cover in case you want to show it to the neighbors on a sunny afternoon.

IE11 is available on Win7

People love to hold on to stereotypes/conceptions that are, at this point, untrue. Internet Explorer is actually pretty damned good these days. 10 and recently 11 have really shown off in terms of what Old Corporate Giant Micro$haft is actually doing to enhance their products, but people will hold on to ancient…

Thankfully the segment is incredibly small lol

Nobody needs this like nobody has needed the following trucks before:

I'd love to be adorned in a very nice suit, top hat and monocle. Cigar in one hand, three fingers of (whichever Scotch I'm about at the time) in the other. Toss me in a '78 (Bitchin') Camaro with T-tops, loaded to the hilt with C4.

Seems close but also looks like the headlamp clusters are too far away from the wheel wells on the GC.

The wheel arches are too rounded.

A better option would be a feature that automatically shuts the lights off when you turn the car off. That way they're always on, you don't have to worry about the sensor acting up in short tunnels/underpasses and you won't run your battery down by forgetting to turn them off!

Won't someone think of the seals?!

1st Gear: Chrysler/Fiat, you have one job to do:

Mine hit 350k before the head gasket blew. I'm taking that as enough of an omen, and tearing it down for a full rebuild :) Thankfully the OG 900s (1978-1994) didn't have a whole lot of electronics to go bad. Sure the seat heater elements crap out quick and the LH2.4 had some early hiccups, but the APC system is…

I'm lucky enough to own an SPG: A 1987 model with 350k on the clock. It's currently undergoing a complete teardown and rebuild - the headgasket finally took a dump and I'm taking this opportunity to go through the whole damned thing.

A good friend of mine has a black BreadWagon SS! It is the absolute shit. I lurve that thing. Enough space to haul tons of junk and the power to back it up.

I used HERE drive for our cross-country trip last year, and used it on a nearly daily basis until I got picked for the Waze beta. It's a great navigation app, but the crowdsourced aspects of Waze beats HERE for me.

Waze is, bar none, the best smartphone nav app ever created. I was overjoyed when I heard they were doing a Windows Phone beta. I was ecstatic when I was picked for the beta. Now that Google owns Waze, I'm worried that WP development will stop

Metallic purple Camaro Z/28 riding on 72 spoke Daytons. And yes the rear end was actually bowed.

Didn't last long? You might want to inform New Mexico of that...

No, Bedwell was speaking to Maximum Bob Lutz about Mr. Caldwell. He worked for Ford from 1974-1986, the time period when Mr. Caldwell was CEO (1979-1985).