Being the one who took the picture. Not fake.

Stupid knows no bounds. I just want everyone to know that those of us who do enjoy driving and modifying out miatas do not do it for stupid stunts like this.

I didn't really care for the looks of this new bull, but after seeing this. I cannot get enough of it.

Must have been hard to do since that car just loves oppo

1989 Pikes Peak Peugeot 405

Cool now you can have a train of towed cars starting with the real tow truck—fiat tow truck—fiat 500.

@evoCS: Nah the real ones to root for are the BMWs, Porsches, and Ferraris.

Fire at night.

@w1llk - Undoubtedly Cookies: Actually if it had a clear line of sight it could hit the target, seen from the first test launch of the missile in the video.

@Ghostnappa9001: Yes, if you pay the $9 a month you can stream music on your phone and locally cache playlists.

I'll believe it when I see it.

A pampered car gets a pampered delivery. If they really want to show that it was tested on a track before delivery they should ship it like this.

@TheAdAgency: Thanks for the name calling this morning.

@Vega: Why don't you just read my comment and see that no where do I explicitly say James May. If you I don't know, keep scrolling down and read the comments you'll see what I'm talking about.

It's cool to hate the American version of British TV shows.

After reading through some of the comments on that article, I for one am completely tired of hearing people whine about how it's not the same as the UK version.

I guess Sterling didn't have a good surround sound system when he watched it. I think they showed it around the time of last years Rolex 24 as well.

And I though the cars at that show confused me. I just don't even know.

So the one scenario where it would be beneficial to have the engine in the wrong place and it fails miserably.

@rawtoast: The utilitarian redneck in me is swooning over that truck.