At one point this was a tram track!

He was my great grandfather!

Somewhat amusingly, I genuinely have a private railway siding!

One of the problems of travel, I have found , is that railway tracks very rarely adjoin runways these days.

This is why I insist on staying rich, when my pilot says “OK, we have landed” I expect to walk from the ‘plane to the automobile whilst maintaining my decorum.

I will take 182 kilos, bulk at a .05 handling fee. I like be able to fit my money in a mini.

£875,940. A client asked, so roughly half an F4o.

Ye, the Elise did not meet new crash regs. and the production line could not make the Elise 2 so GM (Europe ) paid for a new line and got the VX220 in return. As so often when Lotus is involved they came out way ahead on the deal!

That looks fun. Here in the UK (Vauxhall GM produced a surprisingly similar looking but utterly different car.

My thought exactly, somewhere there is a house with a rather narrow but very orange driveway.

even.............................................................tually

High in the rocky mountains at their  fortified seafront compound, during a lull in the smoke laden gale, a delegate at the Republican party annual meeting turns to one of the heavily armed Russian mercenaries and sighs, “Ah, the 20s, that is when we really started making America great again, such a pity my daughters…

You do realise that it is missing something?

I doubt vert much that we will be hearing much from the Trappists.

Forget the dirt bike, You have got a Rotivator!!!!!!!!

Not a Fiesta ST, an honest to goodness race car!

Why not?

NP for someone I suppose. Me, however, well I have found a better way to burn money,

Nick Mason is very good about letting his be driven, hard. But he does keep the chassis plate in his pocket when it is out on track!

ND, I had the misfortune to have one of these as a (dis)courtesy car. I like to be able to see out of cars, also I would rather my rear seat passengers not suffer from claustrophobia induced panic attacks.