This thing is simultaneously neat as hell and no dice as fuck.

For all kinds of historic reasons. (golf/rabbit after this)

Z31 Nissan Z to the Z32 Z..

Unpopular Opinion:  Cayman is way better looking than 911.

This one is very easy... the two-tone 1959 Nash Metropolitan 1500 hardtop coupe from 1988's cult-classic “UHF”. Although, it appears to be in near perfect condition, which you would not expect as it is owned by the lovable-loser of a always-down-on-his-luck protagonist, and is a stark contrast to say The Dude’s ‘73…

Knock off the 10 grand and it would be a NP. 

Same with the Spy trailer. I needed something to watch on a plane, I hate the trailers thinking it was gonna be one long fat-joke at Melissa McCarthy’s expense and HOLY SHIT was that movie hilarious and hilariously-subverting.

You don’t want to be the third owner of any expensive German sedan.

Strange turn of events, considering they made a new Miura concept and then famously said “we’re all about looking forward, not behind, and we won’t be making any new versions of old cars.”

Reading the title, I hoped that Jean Claude Van Johnson was getting a second season.

I must have listened to that Weird Al song a thousand times when I was a kid.

I love Opels and Karmann Ghias so bulbous is fine. And the ad is DOWN. Dammit. Not like I was gonna drive to Canada and haul her back or anything.

“I’ll miss you, me.”

Baio Sorbo would be one heck of a Star Wars name.

His son was a prolific author, did about 50 stories.

Same car sold for $2850 on Bring-a-Trailer 6 years ago.

I wish he hadn’t made Clerks II when he did. It was right in the middle of that Jersey Girl/Zack & Miri period when he was trying to be a mainstream filmmaker, and the sequel has something of a commercial sheen that, for me, was off-putting. I found Jay and Silent Bob Reboot literally unwatchable, but it did at least h…

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