@JC Whitless: They're not fog light holes, they are "driving light" holes.

@Triborough: Well, I do have to wear a monocle.

Whatever the hell is that Arnold drives around shooting people from in Raw Deal. Look like a Le Baron, but its not.

@e30 guy: Probably smash the camera up good.

@e30 guy: Well, if he wasn't, we probably wouldn't be seeing the video.

I don't know, I can't even tell how many lights it has.

@Saboth: Yeah, me too.

@Saboth: It's not the '90's any more!

@Peter Orosz: It's not really that cool; it's really pretty dorky. I first heard it as an engineering undergrad used to help set up thought problems while explaining things. Such as, "To simplify the analysis, we will say that this beam won't deflect because it's made of unobtainium."

dunno, they look like pretty good castings to me...

@BburgMW: Maybe the top is busted and he is manly enough to not care.

This, I think, is the fourth fancy-car-falls-off-truck story I have seen on Jalopnik in the last few months.

Toyota isn't going to be seeing Richter at the party after all

Looks better now

@pres: Do you really love the lamp, or are you just saying that because you saw it there?

@Novaload: The behind the scenes aspect makes sense.

@maximum-sienna: Me, too. That's why I went back and looked it up.

@Novaload: I remember this idea coming up when the M3 guy was going through it. People seemed pretty convinced that the manufacturer couldn't really do anything about it for either legal or business reasons.

@maximum-sienna: Young Doc: No wonder this circuit failed. It says "Made in Japan".

Did they hire Larry Niven as cartographer?