Counter-argument: the Superbird is so outrageous, that just the blue paint shows off the car at its best—no need for wild graphics—the car itself does the trick. And Petty Blue paint is a pretty shade.

Did it have to actually race, because the Furai was fully functional, built on an existing racing platform used by the factory team, and wore the right sponsors and numbers.

I always thought the Ford GT40 was a stunner, with its purposeful stance and swooping curves. Really, any of the paint combinations looked great on it, but the orange-on-blue livery was my favorite.

We all know that’s the fastest car in the world.

Whatever I just picked out of the Emerald Aisle at National. Love the one you’re with. 

The Richard Petty ‘70 Plymouth Superbird:

If there was a betting line for this, it would be a toss up between either the 250 GTO or “literally anything else.” Respect the GOAT.

Yeah, I was surprised to see how cheap these get on the used market.  I have never really been that interested in them, but at this point if I wanted a cheap SUV with a little something different and (reportedly) decent driving dynamics this would be an option.  Why not?  Nice price.

Roll the dice. If it lasts 14 months, it’s less than $300/month.

I find it bonkers that the Cayenne has become the new Porsche 924, and while this one does suffer from that kind of catfish early aughts style, the interior is nice and you don’t have to look at it while you’re driving. Could be tigers lurking in there but for 40 benjies I’d chance it.

I had a similar thought, “I hope it goes better than that whale in OR.”

That’s big, but I won’t be truly impressed unless it’s mounted transversely a la Cizeta V16T.

For our friends in the civilized world, 39.3(7) inches = 1 meter

I have absolutely zero sympathy for these idiots and I’m frankly amazed with how calm the officers were able to remain in that situation.

In fairness, he doesn’t seem like a guy who has all that many words in total.

I’d much rather the FIA just mandate that each manufacturer has to sell completed cars with a spares package at a price that privateers can afford. If Ford, Toyota, or Hyundai want to win, they need to spend some money to subsidize the sport’s health.

Safety Glasses Guy sure loves his f-word

I bet this joker is all about the border patrol stopping and impeding the travel of folks that he doesn’t like.   Because he appears white and speaks with an “american” accent, he thinks the rules and requirements don’t apply.  

In their brains, if they shout I HAVE A RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT as loud as possible that creates a legal wormhole that absolves them of any responsibility for anything.

My favorite thing about videos like this is when they all scream they have a right to remain silent but they do anything but remain silent. You ain’t arguing your way out of this one. If you truly believe your words, then live by the motto and accept that you’re going to have to have this battle in court.