Very nice emergency response.

Horncliffe Mansion has more dead pussy in its backyard than a pet cemetery.

Here's a Brit boneyard I found in Columbia SC a few years ago. No HDR, but kinda interesting nonetheless.

I have no idea how this guy pulled that off, but he did. NP. I wouldn't actually want it, but it sure is nice.

THIS times one kajillion.

NP! I was surprised at how much I like the lines on this shitbox.

My first car was a stick, my current Jeep is a stick. As long as the clutch and shifter aren't too heavy, I prefer manual. Keeps me more focused. I tend to wander mentally when I'm driving an auto.

Ew.

Probably a straight 6.

Now that was funny.

A Camry. Color me surprised.

So these cars have googly eye tail lights? Bonus.

What a tool. That is all.

I'm pretty sure the Starfire is a badge-engineered Chevy Monza, which was the successor to the Vega.

I don't think this is really an apples to apples comparison... the GTS is a track car.

That beast is every kind of badass all at once. NP.

That idiot deserves to have his license suspended for that.

You've clearly never driven on California freeways. Sometimes it's like opposite day.

The Land Rover, a British-made all-terrain vehicle that will earn a reputation for its use in exotic locales, debuts at an auto show in Amsterdam on April 30, 1948. The first Land Rover, known as the Series 1, was the brainchild of Maurice Wilks, the head designer for the British car company Rover, of which his…