As long as the money does actually end up in the hands of people that will do good with it, I don’t find this particularly offensive.  Or offensive at all for that matter.

I, too, have a car made out of 1990s era baseball cards!

They probably do. Soju nights sound wild (I’ve never gone drinking in Korea). Koreans crush soju like nobody’s business and the mayhem you’d expect does indeed ensue.

throw back some soju, which is Korea’s signature session drink (it’s a liquor with an ABV usually between 13-20%)

Ah see? That’s why I stick to eating Crayons.

It’s okay! Dennis is an Amurican! Their healthcare is free...oh, no, wait...

Ian Callum’s one offed modernized Jag MkII, because I loves me some modern retro and it looks beautiful!

E60 M5. I want the manual which won’t be as bad as the SMG, but still. That engine I think spins the mains. It is a V10, so it can’t be reliable right? And it is an old German at that.

This is an easy question for me. Been dreaming about this car for years. And while it’s not legal...yet (gotta wait at least 2 years (and whatever month it was produced in) till the first model year car can come over but this is what I want!!

I like inline-fours and don’t care about power. 

Actually, it shares a lot of parts with <insert obscure Italian economy car that was never brought into the States and is even more difficult to find today than a Stratos> and a <insert Ferrari model that is only a realistic purchase proposition for people who own football teams>.

I’m not even a BMW guy, but...

There are so, SO many. But to me, it’s a car that could be reasonably afforded, but that would simply nickel and dime me to death. It’s too easy to say a new 911 would ruin be financially simply because it would require me to leverage every asset I own to purchase.

David Tracy ova here

2006 VW Phaeton W12.

A Lister Jaguar 7.0 Litre Le Mans Mk III

A jeep M677 Truck- basically a military variant of the jeep FC-170 with a crew cab. So cool, so weird. I want this to haul my mountain bikes and go camping with even though it’s probably too loud to get over 50 miles an hour and less safe than just riding my mountain bike on the freeway.

Okay, so you lot over there won’t know much about Lucas and his telly history - but put it this way: when he was announced as the host of GBBO, a lot of people were, well, sort of revolted by the decision. He’s more well-known for being part of the “comedy” duo that created Little Britain (one of the less-illustrious…

“[Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim] Gannon said officers conducted a traffic stop before 2 p.m. Sunday due to expired tags. He said police also “noted” an air freshener hanging from the car’s rearview mirror. During the stop, officers got Wright’s ID and discovered an outstanding warrant.”

“If what you care about is broken taillights,” Dr. Shroff jokes, “literally why not just go to neighborhoods with a bag of taillights and give them out.” He’s being facetious, but he has a point. If our stated goal is to make all cars safe, all drivers safe, there are better ways than using cops.