FTFY

Neither did this account.

I do, but I’m weird. While my friends had dreams of Ferraris and Lamborghinis growing up, I had dreams of Rolls-Royce and Bentley.

I’m glad the two-tone option is back, but it doesn’t work quite so well on the new body, what with all its creases and folds, as it did on the clean old shape.

This is how I feel when I see most sportbikes on the road. Seems like for every one that is obeying the law there are three cruising at 50% over the limit.

Yeah, it’s full of errors.

Nope. It’s fairly explicit, and also incorrect.

That’s because this isn’t actually the car from Bullitt, nor is it even the same year.

This article makes it seem like *this individual* Charger was used in the filming of Bullitt, and I don’t think it was. Mostly because the one in the film was a ‘68.

I love this guide! Carspotting is one of my favorite car-related past times, and I will always prefer seeing one amazing car in the wild to seeing ten at a show. So to see all these? Pretty incredible.

Touché. Only one Saab though, the other cars are genuine Subarus.

Long live Subaru!

There’s some sort of late-80's Buick or Cadillac hearse running around near me with the license plate number “COMIN 4U”. Always made me chuckle.

It’s nice, but would be better with more curves

Curious to know if any charges ever get brought. Of course most of the participants will be hard to identify, but some, like this genius, shouldn’t be too hard to track down.

I love big football games. With everybody at home or at a bar & grill glued to the idiot box, there’s nobody out on the roads. Took this during I don’t even remember which big college game last year:

Same wheels/color as this, 2.8 Quattro. Loved riding in the backwards favoring 3rd row of that car as a kid.

the 1981 GAZ-24 carries all the looks and technology of a classic American car from the 1950s.

I wanted her back:

What area is that?