It's a good idea in theory, but in practice it means that rather than giving police forces equipment to help them do their jobs, it's giving them toys to let them play soldier.

So many people say Ford copies Aston Martin and now Aston Martin copies... Lincoln?

I see where the rear design influence came from

Did they try replacing the turbo encabulator? Sounds like that's the real issue

I think we've found our next test.

I want an S-Class with Magic Ride ControlTronicMatic Plus so I can roll through these doing a solid 85mph.

Keep it in the same family as the original...

seems fairly straightforward to me

I noticed a distinct lack of wagon in your Post, Jason.

It looks like they had made this drive before, and to be honest, doesn't look more than 20 or so inches deep, or basically something any of the trail rated jeeps can do no probablo

This music and the news footage is hilarious.

heh heh heh. I have a trump card. Ready for it?

This reminds me of the great point Matt, Mike, and Musto brought up on the recent /Drive auction video. None of the modern performance cars computers have been given a lot of time to rot and fall apart. Who knows how they will last over time? On the other hand one of the greatest, easiest upgrades to Skyline GT-R's is…

Bring the car to the Iron Triangle by Shea, I mean Citifield and let one of those shops set you up. If you need parts, walk around the corner to Sambucci's. If you need new parts go to Rockauto.com. Good news about the Iron Triangle is that if it turns out its too much cash to get the car right, you can just leave…

As of publishing, the window is still down. I've never pulled open a door card, and I'm not sure how without fucking up a bunch of shit.

And the C&D was one of the more middle school esque displays I have ever seen from a grown car company. Sooo.

What next, letters to everyone with the prancing moose?

He bought the car; it is no longer Ferrari's property.

What grounds does Ferrari have to make such demands?