Having attended several years of Pebble Beach week, I've seen quite a few rare cars.

My how quickly the Mopar folks have forgotten about that ill-fated video of Pam Anderson helping Tommy Lee out...

No doubt.. the Lesson Learned isn't, in fact, the one I wanted to learn.

And... it was (is) internet gold.

I believe there is/was some sort of press embargo about it? I could be completely wrong, but I could swear I read something about it last week...

Agreed... and this looks like a picture of one at the RM Auction in Monterey... Circa 2009... Sold for $93,000.

Sad Ford is sad...

In general I agree with the idea of not seeing them but on the rare occasion... but, I happen to work near a National Guard unit, so I see them twice a day (coming to work and going) - such cool machines.

Ford GR1 meets Pantera... do want.

I figured "parted ways" was better than calling it the "money grabbing fuckshow" that it was. :-)

LOL... only need the new sponsor because they parted ways with Livestrong.

Fine by me... as an American, I can honestly say I'm in no hurry to put one in my garage... ever.

Anyone care to guess how long it'll be before BMW figures out that they don't need 1,500 models of f*cking car/SUV/bastardwagon?

If Lamborghini made a hot-hatch...

When reached for further comment, his manager said, "This is why Richie can't have nice things..."

They called it the FW36... but I would bet money that the code name is/was "dickface"

Triton (from the wikipedia)

An interesting article - one that fails to report about who the target(s) were and why they were targeted. Sure, they blew up a wedding convoy - but were there bad guys or not?

That aside, surely there must have been appreciable collateral damage, which goes back to the whole point of innocents being killed.

I guess all…

Pretty sure you wouldn't have to import that... they sold them here...

no doubt...