Henry Ford's assembly line was actually powered by a herd of horses on tredmills under the main plant floor. Most of the horses were Mustangs, and as a tribute to the thousands of horses that were responsible for the Model T, the company used that name for that iconic 1964.5 sports car.

The best part about this is that the tag on the keys says something along the lines of "Replacement keys cost $300 each".

As an owner of a Gotta Have It Green Mustang, that Talbot makes me very happy.

Contacting Grote might lead to something. They supply those lamps for a bunch of OEMs

That indeed. I forgot about the wayback machine.

I once started a website in highschool called pleasehelpmefixmyaudi.com when my A6 died on me and I was told it needed an engine swap. Actually got about $150 worth of random donations from the internet, before my dad found the problem and we fixed it together. Donating to charity would have been a cool idea, but I…

Pittsburgh has a system where you type your plate number into a kiosk and pay for how ever much time you want that way. You can then take that time and park anywhere in the city that uses the same type of kiosk. No free parking either since you pay for your car instead of the spot.

Blast from the past... who remembers Stick Death?

Has anyone mentioned the Lexus LFA yet? If not, I'm throwing it into the running. Its just a high pitched vacuum cleaner in my ears.

Who thought shifting with thumb buttons was a good idea in the new Focus?

You got the Ram 3500 and the Silverado 3500, but why only the F250. You can get the F350 in King Ranch trim. Or you can go all out and get a super-lux F450 Platinum for $70k.

Drunk or Trunk?

Oh my!

Moscow to Vladivostok.

My first thought was the 1955-56 Dodge La Femme.

From wikipedia:

You can actually import a newer vehicle is its more-or-less the same as the US spec version. Theres a full list of eligible newer cars on the DOT/NHTSA website here:

Looks like we know what the eBay reserve is 

I'm gonna go with
1. Saab
2. Koenigsegg
3. Audi
4. Volvo
5. Alfa Romeo

2nd answer for todays question. the Vector W8