The subject of this article is a one-off Vignale re-body of a standard Pininfarina/Scaglietti Ferrari 330 2+2 (the car pictured in Bradley Brownell’s post).That was a lovely design, a subtly stretched version of the classic 330 GTC.

‘False claims”

Who could ever have imagined that all those Mild Bunch dentists and accountants would eventually die? 

“gorgeous Pininfarina bodywork,”

So, does that make him an over-achiever or an under-achiever?

If you’ve pissed people off enough that they want to kill you, shouldn’t you be able to afford a nicer car? (Asking for a friend.)

Thank you for the Prinz.

These and the new Ranger are too damned big! I had a rental Colorado recently and I towered over the S-10s and Rangers travelling next to me.  What’s the point? Why doesn’t anybody want to make a compact truck? 

OTOH responding to every DJT45 tweet, lie or shitmouth threat amplifies them to the status of “a thing.” Which, often they really aren’t. The responsible media should consider having a single rotating “pool” reporter cover press briefings and walkabouts, so the White House gets the message that they will only get the…

Here’s why you’re wrong: a beat-up 30 year old Z is an appropriate car for a character who is self-indulgent, but whose underachieving life has doomed him to the perennial failure he is when we first see him. It’s a car that (he hopes) creates a “sporty” image. But (as Jalopniks) we understand that driving a…

4th Gear

“He was ASKED to run BY the Military.”

When it comes to trade, President Trump has us playing Chutes and Ladders, while every other country in the world is playing three-dimensional chess.

No cheese?  Is it still a sandwich?

The Steinbrenners would have to cut bigger base and supplemental checks, while their former shortstopwould only have to give up a cut of central fund money.

Ist Gear: Big Bank Screws Customers

Seems like a lot of money. A lot of money.

It’s interesting to see, all things considered, that a car company seemingly doing everything “right,” can still struggle.

I remember seeing one of these things at a N.E. Auto Show when I was in school. I may still have the postcard Citroen was handing out with a Mehari pic on it. Strange car; strange car company.

The surprise and confusion expressed about this and other big time college athletic decisions suggests that there are still people in 21st Century America who do not understand that these “programs” are based upon, and depend upon, hypocrisy and greed. The universities that shelter them, the governments that protect…