Or you could just get lucky.

I remember the Honda CT50 and CT70.  Had a lot of fun on the CT50.  The handlebars would fold down and it would fit on the back on my 750 luggage rack.

I don’t read articles that play sound/video when opened, I close them right away, no matter how good they may be.

I almost always back in my garage. I’m at the end of a cul-de-sac, so plenty of room to maneuver and no traffic.  Started doing this when we had a lot of little kids in the neighborhood.  Was easy to see them when getting home, not as easy when leaving.  Plus my trunk is by the open area and near the door to the…

I want the back end of my car on the aisle.  Because I’m going to the store to buy something and that something will go in the trunk.  I don’t want my trunk blocked by another vehicle.

I really like the articles that immediately play sound when clicked on.  Can you do more?

My dad had a ‘69 Pontiac GTO Judge in orange, I believe the Mark III ram air.  Mom had a ‘69 Pontiac GTO Judge in dark green, Mark III ram air too.  We had them one year, they got rid of them about two months before I got my license.  Oh yeah, they both had the Hurst 4 speed manual.  Dad let me drive his on my learner…

Studebaker did a good one.

You want a Pontiac Solstice or a Saturn Sky, either with a turbo and manual, better with a factory or third party tune and sticky tires.

what about bicycles and other pedestrians, going to require they make a constant noise?  I do miss the toodle button on my 2013 Volt, my 2017 Volt uses a white noise (Vader breath) when below 24 mph.

These buses, made by Ferrari right?

I remember when these were offered for sale in the U.S. You did not get an engine, just the everything but the engine. You were then suppose to buy an engine on your own, install it, and off you go.

Jason has the right idea, get an old Cadillac with a V16, why just a V12?? More comfortable to drive and you can take more than one friend, dress up, and not look out of place. You will need a longer parking spot though.

Even the though the Sky and Solstice were made on the same line, I find people that love the Sky and hate the Solstice and vice versa. I prefer the Solstice, mine is 10+ years old and is in great shape.

A Pontiac Solstice GXP with a tune. For about $15,000 you can find a great condition low mileage car with +290 BHP at 3,100#. Five speed manual or auto, but it will be a convertible with only two seats.

I really did not like the padded dashes when they came out. My Saint Christopher statuette (magnetic base) would not stick! :-)

If winning means you only pay a $130 fine, I have some other games for you! :-)

A factory quirk. 1950's Oldsmobile had the starter switch under the gas pedal. Key had off and on on the dash, on the floor were brake and gas. You turn the key to on and then floor it to start!

Just because you have the little cover does not mean there is actually a nut behind it. My 2013 Volt has the cover and just foam behind it. But the Opel Ampera based on the Volt evidently does have the nut and eye bolt in the trunk (I did not get the eye bolt either). The Opel was sold in Europe and believe this is…

Maybe not so much a fantasy, but my dream drive, take my Solstice from Indiana and drive 101 from end to end. Did that 30.5 years ago with a motorcycle, would like to do it again with the car.