Must be a coincidence because the U-6 number remains unchanged at 14.7% unemployed.

Would I? Yes. Would I trade having my Spyder as a daily driver for the Prius/LFA combo? No.

We don't get Green Flash in Texas unfortunately. I'd love to give it a try. Rahr Brewing in Ft, Worth makes an imperial pilsner called "Pecker Wrecker". The craft beer industry has taking product naming to a whole new level.

It's also worth noting that the government restructured Tesla's $465,000,000 loan so that it is no longer on a timetable. Basically, just pay when you have the money. Based on that criteria, they will never be a failure. I wish that I didn't have to pay my federal income tax on time, but they don't give me that…

This is about what I'm expecting it to look like. As beautiful as the Evos concept is, it's not a Mustang. Ford should build both and go after two different markets.

For the police to have arrested this guy, I'm guessing that they didn't have the whole story. Likely the dealership called the PD and only told them that this guy has had this car, has not payed, and now refuses to return it. From the story, those three facts are true and certainly grounds to arrest the guy. If…

That's my point too, Bill. Two different cars despite the shared parts.

Wow, just wow. It sounds like the dealership screwed up, not realizing that the blue Traverse had a $6K higher MSRP. OK, that happens, we're all human. Their next step should have been to ask for the buyer to pay the additional $6K or to take the black one back at the same price. When the buyer refused (which is…

It should be here soon.

I hope that tomorrow's QOTD is the best color (combination).

I'm not sure if it's true that Porsche keeps the Boxster slower on purpose. While they share a lot of parts, they are two different cars when you get behind the wheel. Each has it's own appeal and is great in different ways. That said, we've never seen a 4.0 liter Boxster or a Cayman in RS trim, so maybe there is…

Sometime around 1979 or 1980, on our car lot we had a plain-Jane early '70s Mercedes 220 that was a milk chocolate color. That was bad enough, but opening the door revealed a two-tone lime green plaid interior. This combo didn't even work in the '70s. Easily the worst color combination that I've ever seen.

Holy hell, how could I forget the Skybird.

The Lavender paint available on mid-90s Korean-built Ford Aspires faded quickly and became even more hideous than when new.

My personal non-favorite is the brownish green called Granada Gold that Pontiac used in the early '70s. Seems like half the Pontiac sedans that I saw back then was this color. It had the unique ability to change from a shitty brown to a shitty green, depending on the lighting.

I give you Togo Brown. Considered the only color to devalue a 356.

Not sure what the outside will look like, I just hope they will upgrade the quality of the inside. A few months ago when I was looking for a car, the Boss 302 was on my short list, but the interior was simply a deal killer.

Ironically, the AM Vantage from the '70s looks like it was a copy of a '60s Mustang. Circle of life man...