Trust me, the wide open upper and lower grilles on the GT500 are for cooling.

Huh? Its a different engine, but the car is still the same. The GT grille with the massive foglights was blocking too much flow so the Mustang engineers simply removed the grille in its entirely. (I'm not talking about the GT pictured, but the Mustang GT that GT500 is based off of).

Its funny because they removed the GT grille because it restricted too much air flow on the GT500. So the plate undos literally all of that.

6.) The Chevy Volt Dance

Militarized version of the AMG version? Shouldn't that be reversed? I thought they've been making a 6 wheel version of the military Glendenwagen for ages?

I saw one of these in Scottsdale AZ 2 weeks ago. Looked incredible.

I don't like the title of the article. Its not showing you bang for your buck. Its showing bucks for bang. I think more consumers would be interested in how much horsepower you get per dollar instead of how much you pay per horsepower.

Its incredible how similar a modern assembly line is to an old one.

4.) Basically anything from Bollywood

Another one for my museum.

So what you're saying is that if I want $1 million, all I have to do is sue someone for saying something against a group I'm not even part of?

Send more details.

Go on....

I MUST MEET THIS MAN. I'm still looking for the perfect Saab to start my own obsession. Maybe I should get a Sonett so that people would give me free Saabs too.

Reminds me why I want to get a 2nd rear facing dashcam.

Jay Leno has the connections, the money and the taste to restore, create or just keep the most amazing cars ever for another generation to see. Not to mention the current one. A frequent guest at Cars and Coffee, who never comes empty handed.

Those headlights look like those shitty LEDed out Autozone specials you see on Hyundais around here.