Let's be real here: there just wasn't ever a concept car that forced pre-pubescent kids into puberty and grew hairs on our chests quite like the original Viper concept that made it almost entirely unscathed into production. It had no real reason to exist, other than the fact that it was pure, lethal essence of…

Hey guys, I found a picture of the production version. They made a few tweaks:

You have a strong backbone, admitting a mistake takes more guts than most have. Bravo.

Can he help them, as a convenience to them? Sure, but his time is limited helping people who potentially need him more. You want a luxury during a crisis (like beer after a hurricane), you're going to pay a lot for it.

If you ever invite me to a dinner party, I'll have to remember not to ask for a soda... you might give me a P'cola! ZING! Heyyyy-ohhhh!

They don's teach common sense at NAS Pensacola anymore ? Clearly this guy wasn't trying to rip people off but just get some drama queen off his nuts about a ride when others needed it more (most likey for free).

It's a Hillman, I think, from the UK.

What's the point?!

Except that most states have a "Dram Shop Act" that makes the bar & bartender liable if he over serves someone & they cause a wreck.

If that's the case then we may see a breakout of law suits over billboard advertising causing drivers to be distracted. I mean the point of those is for the person in the car to read the sign.

So actions by others that can be ruled a distraction to the driver can now be punishable... fantastic. Who needs personable accoutability anyway.

As someone who's ridden bikes around most of the boroughs I can tell ya it still sucks. Fixed gear or not.

Think of it this way.

Given that the first P1 delivery is supposed to take place today, I hereby declare you full of shit.

I drive a Viper because tires are evil and must be destroyed.

So how many people are going to continue the myth that the V10 in the Viper is a truck engine? The one common element between the two is the 10 cylinders, that's it. You'd think an automotive journalist would get it right.

You cannot begin to appreciate the pain inducing sound they can create until you have been near one of the marine versions, while it's on final approach with its thrust vectoring in use.

LSA's the moped of private aircraft, hell you don't even need a real license.

Sublimely beautiful car. Like a slice of the sky itself...

Wait, what? Porsche can make a car that doesn't look like a 911, or a melted / bloated 911? Tote's amazeballs.