haha thats awesome. I went to a high school over the weekend. A lot of it was legitimate practice. Last year I had summer tires so I knew exactly what would happen, I'd slip and slide everywhere. The Firestones are amazing. I did a bunch of quick starts and stops and it stayed right in line. It still launches…

I would never.....

we need to meet up in a parking lot for a winter rally lessons on winter driving and safety. get SN210 in on it too. Maybe EssExTee will float a boat over

Yea they are much better off playing 3 hours of Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty.

i think there is one or two on the way to the cape too

These things all overlook the most important part. Its not getting going that the problem. Its stopping that is the important part. It doesn't matter if its FWD AWD 4WD RWD, if you cant stop, your gunna have a bad day.

i think the image has been removed from the website.

when its used to answer a question related to performance cars.

damn if the dealership's main concern in what they will have to do after they miss a sale they might be doing ti wrong. if they were more concerned with making the sale they wouldn't have to worry about the hairs

exactly what I ws thinking, no glass roof, CP

maybe it was you talking about this not too long ago. I owned one and never knew there was a manual option

the guide rail failed on mine which lead to the timing chain going nuts and the engine basically self destructing.

Explorers pretty much define mass produced vehicle but this is a pretty rare version.

you beat me to it.

I know what your problem is, your missing an engine.

sure the new ones are faster, more powerful but thats expected out of any car. This was damn near perfect and is still the best looking of any of the Vipers

I used to do that all the time in my Explorer. The difference is that I was in the snow or a dirt lot. The were never any other cars around. I never considered doing it with those conditions either.

I read somewhere else, may have been I09 that experts were excluding it being a meteor based on the color. I think it said that meteors would burn much hotter producing a whiter light. The light also appeared to be somewhat stationary and not streaking across the sky.

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