• Unusably wide tires? Check.

Ah nice. Lemme give myself the old James Dean haircut in a homemade 7 without a roll bar. That’s only for if you want to build your own racecar.

If the car’s not in pristine condition and $2k, seems like they were destined for ND this week. 

I feel like every odometer reading tells a story. This being at 3,300 tells me that this thing isn’t very fun to drive and has never really worked right.

Everybody is so grumpy on a Friday.

Dad: What?!?! Do you know how much that window costs to replace?

Well, Rob, let me be the first to congratulate you on a perfect No Dice week.

This isn’t a prank. This is malicious mayhem.

I think the proper course of action is to find grey T-shirt guy and return his wheel to him.

malicious prank? you mean attempted homicide

Yamaha also did the 4.4-liter transverse V8 that was fitted to versions of the Volvo S80 and XC90. Volvo and Yamaha went through a lot of trouble designing one that would fit and comply with Volvo’s stringent safety requirements. Notably, the V8 was 60 degrees (instead of the customary 90) and was rather compact.

Personally I’m a fan of the McLaren-BMW collaboration that produced the greatest sports car of the 20th century - the McLaren F1.

Also, as long as people are mentioning collaborations with Lotus, let’s not forget one of their greatest works: The C4 ZR-1 Corvette:

Make me think of another great Opel/Vauxhall/Lotus Collab:

SAAB 9-X2 Aero

Ford Taurus SHO.

How can you mention the Toyota Cavalier without including a photo of the TRD variant?

Diamond-Star Motors, the joint Chrysler/Mitsubishi plant that gave us the Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, and Plymouth Laser.

What do you get when you put a big athletic Michigander farmboy in a gorgeously tailored Italian suit?

More succinctly:  “Strippers swallow your kids.  They should never raise them.”