(my kids live in IL, I live in StL.) just a few weeks back, not long after they started the current work, we were driving back westbound and noticed about 7-9 cars stopped in the outside lane, with one of the MODOT emergency help trucks flashing lights behind them. As we got closer, we saw that they all had flat…

One with functioning AC/heat and a kick ass system.

I'd hoon it...

just shy of $10Mil ?!?

even better, 18 pieces have been sold:

yeah... no.

the answer will ALWAYS BE Aston Martin DB5.

I firmly believe autocrossing is one of the best ways to learn to handle a car. Also, It gives people a venue to safely do it, so they can, as they say, "keep it on the track".

most likely happened in St. Charles. bet you $10 some soccer mom caused the sudden stop...

pfft... could have gotten closer. I've done this before and the poor BMW owner just decided to crawl in through the passenger door.

Sopwith Camel. redefined aerial fighting. instrumental in achieving Allied air superiority in WW1

"but don't do it so much that your tires go bald and you end up looking like this fool"

but...will it off-road?

Land Rover/Range Rover is only for going to mall/grocery store/Ruth Chris'...

I'll reserve judgment until the full size Disco comes out...

now if we can just get passenger to learn how to properly insert the (properly fitting) suitcase in those bins. Seriously, There's always the half that can't figure out that less space is taken if they place it wheels back, strap front. As in sideways, taking up twice the space.

how many of these passes were made by virtue of cutting an inside line and using the bumpers to push someone out. I guess that's part of cart racing?

someone, Benny Hill song, stat!

Range Rover Autobiography LWB.