Until I can afford to trade it for exactly what I want. That'll be easy, since my car is worth more than what I want, but I don't have the time to deal with trading right now.

A few years ago, I was driving my 78 firebird down to Hilton Head to spend the weekend with a bunch of friends. The friend hosting the party was the kind of guy that you just knew was always good for a good time—he had that sort of sparkle in his eye that made it clear there was always something up his sleeve, so I…

Acura grills, Acura mills, check out the oil my Acura spills.

He has a 32% stake in the 12 billion dollar company. That's about 4 billion dollars he has tied up in the company. Does $78 million a year sound okay to be paying the guy who not only runs the company but also has a 4 billion dollar stake in said company? Serious question.

Hey, on the bright side, that flood probably put his engine fire out.

GENTLY USED FERRARI CALIFORNIA. LISTING FOR ELDERLY OWNER, ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT. SLIGHT WATER STAINS ON CARPETING. NOT ON FIRE. RAN WHEN PARKED. SERIOUS OFFERS ONLY, NO LOW BALLERS.

Anyone else appreciate how the government is protecting foreign businesses from American businessmen? I'm glad they're prosecuting Americans for trying to make money buying and selling goods instead of keeping vehicles stolen from Americans from being loaded into containers and exported.

I would actually love to see a Prius test on here.

Motorized automatic seatbelts. Before airbags were fully embraced this seemed like an intelligent way to get occupants to have at least some sort of automatic/passive protection. Better than nothing, though not nearly as good as normal 3-point manual belts. Fun note: Some cars had both motor-mouse belts AND airbags.

Never thought I would come across this song on this website. A+ choice

Don't leave out that a substantial portion of the "growth" numbers are temporary employment and part-time workers. Also, average work week hours have gone down, which is not a good sign.

" militant afrocentric Marxism"