Blame all around. Let's just blame this whole thing on ricer culture in general, as the use of the word "faggot" makes our source no good Samaritan, either.

Craigslist is the only good answer.

That peeved me to the point that I cannot properly read the rest of the article.

It's not like Ferrari has never done it before. the 308 and 328 practically kept them alive for ten years.

If somebody tried to replace the mirror, a car-parts store or dealer employee could easily remember and report that. Then there's a paper trail to follow and somebody to catch.

You should come to Green Bay during a Packer game. The only sign of life ever 15 miles out in Suamico is the distinct cheering of fans at the stadium. It's insane.

I believe that the honor should go to Volvo for failing to avoid crashing their S60 at low speeds at a press event.

Baked Alaska, at the rate that they're going up in flames.

The Mark LT manages just a bit of understatement, so I forgive it because it's simply stupid, not undeniably bad. The Blackwood, however, adorned in stripey chrome bits that don't even extend toward the front of the vehicle and custom "luxurious-looking" tailgate design ideas, is undeniably bad.

Yes, exactly one. I'll go back in the archives and find it one of these days...

If the odometer is close to 100,000 it's a proven fact that everything wil die the moment it's driven off the lot.

If the car seems to be absolutely perfect on the lot, it's garunteed to fall apart the moment it leaves. The car ended up at a used car lot somehow, so you know there's something wrong with it. If there seems to be nothing, it just means that somebody's covering something up.

Without all of these, there's almost no such thing as a car show.

On a related note (I don't have anything to say that hasn't already been covered), something that really pisses me off is when people at auto museums decide to cross the velvet ropes and rub themselves all over the most expensive cars of the place.

I also got to see it at Autostadt. It's even sexier in person.

Maserati called. They want their taillights back.

Working in the restoration business and around some high-horsepower drag machines and at auctions sometimes, I had to cringe. However, knowing Millen, the repairs will be paid in full and any damage will be laughed off.

Guys, is it bad that I like the rear end?

The back end made the whole thing. It looks insanely 1974 up front, but it looks like a Roth car from the back. I'd buy it for uniqueness and not even pretend that I'm serious about owning it.

That looks like they just had the hood open for a car show.