I find no running examples for sale in the US at less than $3K.

Good one today.

That's a real nice shuttle you got there. It'd be a shame if the Teamsters was to, say, ram the wing into the dock.

This scene-by-scene account of the reflection of Mad Men in the navel of Jag's marketing department is brought to you by poor grammar.

What is it with Ford trying to bring chrome back? Stop it. No chrome.

I don't love the looks of this little thing, but you know what it isn't? It isn't boring. And there are a whole lot of manufacturers trying to sell boring right now.

Can't quite see the plate number. I bet the Corvette guys at that C&C know who he is.

cotd

It seems like yesterday that a P3/4 cracked the $3mm mark to become the most expensive car in the world. I know the GTO is rare, but doesn't it seem like the buyer stretched just a bit here?

Little over $252mm in 2012 dollars.

CP. Book on these is like, $700K max, and that's for the later models in excellent condition. This is an early example, and look at that paint damage. It probably doesn't even absorb radar. I'd offer the guy maybe $400K and tell him you're doing him a favor.

Pedophile lover!

OK, you're right. Except for constitutionally questionable checkpoints. But even then, they're not stopped for any particular reason.

Faulty analogy. When people are stopped for suspected drunk driving, it's because they were swerving or otherwise driving erratically. If the police officer is so desperate to conduct a stop that he can't think of any other reasonable suspicion than "suspicion of cell phone use," then you're talking about an abuse…

It's a battle that's still being fought across the country. Many places don't have distracted driving laws.

The question is, is the threat of distracted driving worth the risk posed to our civil rights?

I would recommend a GIS when you're somewhere that it won't get you fired.

I have the most morbid boner right now.

I seen you misuse "me."

Being an asshole.