Alternatively they could make things that the majority want and turn a nice solid profit. In other words, unibody, compact cute utes.

They have CSPAN after dark?

Wheels and size make me think Super Duty.

Hah. I imagine they (your employers) didn't trust you with the top-shelf stuff at first. What was your first RWD car you tested?

Yeah, I'm growing up with a 91 Camry right now (those are the last of the narrow-body ones, before they went bigger to compete with Taurus).

One good thing about low power, FWD cars that understeer is that you can carry a bit more speed into the corner and scrub it off with the FWD. Jeremy Clarkson used this technique quite skillfully when piloting his Citroen around Monaco.

I remember the same interview.

aja, Think North America (based out of Elkhart) donated 5 cars to the city when Think went belly-up. This one was given to IMPD, two others are used by DPW, two others by Parks & Rec.

Think North America, which was based in Elkhart, IN donated 5 cars to the City of Indianapolis after Think went bankrupt. 2 are used by Public Works, 2 by Parks and Rec, and this one is being used by IMPD. In other words, it was free.

*slow clap*

Inmate 1: "Yo, listen to this, this muthafucka Chabot just told me he wants new rims fo' his Ferrari!"

This one got me hooked. Also, libraries FTW.

Read. Yep, that's right. Read with your kid. Read all the gearhead things. Popular Mechanics, EVO, Car & Driver. Internet type? Read a Jalopnik article. Especially a Torch article.

Slot car racing. It doesn't take the level of skill required for a big R/C car, but it's still huge fun, especially if you've got multiple kids, because they can all go racing! Furthermore, gearhead dads can go nerd out over the Scalextric catalogue. Lewis Hamilton F1 car ZOMG.

Is that a 996 turbo in the shop background @ 1:23?

Naw, that PMY magnet was so strong, the car just gravitated toward the crusher.

Been following this for a while. Great, great stuff.

In most municipalities, biking on sidewalks is illegal.

I'll second this motion. I still love the original Vanquish.