For those that want to honor Carroll, perhaps a donation to his foundation would be suitable.

He's also the guy that made many of us fall in love with going fast, wrenching in our garages, modifying mom's car when she wasn't home and saving or scraps to drive something cool. He inspired me to start my business and it's turned into an incredibly rewarding life, so I respect the hell out of him.

That was a good one.

Jalop drinking the hateraid again. Jerry is a funny guy. Gervais? Larry David? Those guys are masters of funny, The show might indeed prove to be woeful, but why don't you pan it AFTER you watch it? Reviewing a show before it airs feels a little premature jalopulation to me.

Yeah Morrow, totally with you. To be honest, I'm confused how a wrap job did that, but I think as is, it looks like it has some cool wear and tear. It looks like it survived a fire. Definitely better than stock.

I've always preferred off-roading audi's to have a bit of a worn in look.

I grew up on Long Island. You're totally right. It takes half a day to get through Babylon.

Meow hold on just a minute. What meowdle car you puttin it on? we can't have Jalopo stickers on just any car, meow can we?

You have to drive one. It looks heavy but feels so light when you're in the seat. Such a great car.

Is it just me, or does that rear wing have a negative angle of attack?

Seriously guys. you can't sniff blow off of whiskey-soaked cleavage. It would stick and turn to paste. Keep your cleave dry and your powder dry too.

Man! Good thing there's no cliffs to launch off of....oh, wait.

....But we all love beer pong!

Man, what's worse - a guy behaving like this or blowing up his spot to everyone on the intertubes because he has different way of going about it than you? Don't hate the player man, hate the game.

I feel like the Lexus LFA should have a bit of representation on the list. The gauges it displays changes depending on the driving environment you're in....wait, that just sounded like marketing speak. Still though, pretty impressive.

Well played good sir. QOTD

I graduated from highschool in the 90's. My parents sent me to this rich kid private school, but I wasn't one of the rich ones. Here are a few of the cars my highschool buddies drove

QOTD.

Man! It's truly great to hear another car guy have a POV like that. It's not how much you spent, or how rare the car is, it's how big the excitement is and what you actually do with it that matters.

Yeah, I was really impressed with that trip. He put it in economy mode and was just easy on the throttle.