Trust me on this one boys. 95 horsepower, yet it's FAST. Feels fast anyway...

Hmmmm. Maybe Porsche is bringing back Sepia Brown.

I get excited every time I get a chance to see the 991. Not quite sure why though, it looks and sounds like a 911. Just as one would expect...

Automotive styling changed more during the last half of the '50s than probably any other time. Some were hits, some were misses. Many speculate the styling of the Edsel was a couple years too late and would have been successful otherwise. Who knows? Had to be an exciting time to be an automotive stylist.

Whoever put that wing on that car should have his nuts chewed off by wild badgers.

What the fuck happened to you Honda? You used to be beautiful...

Used to be that you could count on the Hungarian GP being the worst race of the season, by far. Last couple of years have been great.

A clean, well maintained 968 for six grand? Where do I send the check? This one, not so much. Few things are more expensive than a cheap sports car. Might be worth the gamble if you do all your own work. Maybe...

Saw this on Bring a Trailer this morning and almost shit when I saw what the bid was up to (if it's real money).

That with only 107 horsepower, its happy cruising spot is about 80 mph with the little 4 cylinder boxer engine purring happily at 4000 RPMs.

Check out the Corvette Summer trailer at 45 seconds. Howzabout that '70s bush?

No way that I can stand by silently while anyone disses Death Race 2000. Saw it at the theater many, many years ago and was the first time that I ever saw boobies in a movie, so it holds a special place in my heart.

Agreed, and with one of the best / worst lines of all time: "I live my life a quarter a mile at a time".

A simple rule to live by: Anytime the movie poster features the actors peering over the top of sunglasses, count on it being pure shit.

Wow! Who's that wholesome young girl next to Herbie? She'll go far in Hollywood...

Yep, my first thought too. Shoulda called it "Top Car".

From one of my favorite movies.

I like the cut of this man's jib and would like to subscribe to his newsletter.

Forget it Jake, this is Amishtown...

Nice price until it breaks, then God help you...