Oh that poor hair. As a balding man, I think people who shave off all of their hair for film roles should have their follicles confiscated and implanted on my head.

This one in particular, but any pickup, commanche-style jeeps

SRX seems to be safe money right now.

I'm with you. I just wish I could live to see the next few hundred years of discovery!

It's like the Wicker Man backwards.

My FIAT sort of resembles a Ferrari. The calipers are red...

Clarkson always makes jokes about incest on TG.

I still don't believe it has 1029 HP.

It's not a prototype if Shelby didn't build it. Full stop, end of discussion. CP.

Dark Knight, I saw it three times in the cinema. Unfortunately never got to see it in imax

If you haven't seen this movie already, you need to.

More like "Nintendo fans don't buy bargain basement ports and expect quality from the games they purchase."

i bought ACIV Wii U last year. Kind of a sloppy port and the game got boring about 8 hours in... :/

Meh, once you've seen on just asshole on a motorcycle, you've seen them all.

You know what would make this thread awesome? Pictures.

I thought bringing back the grey comments was going to allow picture posting again? What gives? Now we have annoying gray comments (95% of which deserve approval), and STILL no pictures. Worst of both worlds.

I'll take the one in the middle for $800, Alex.

A lot of people seem to think it's hideous, but I have a soft spot for the Porsche Panamera Turbo S

On this day in 1988, director Francis Ford Coppola's critically acclaimed biopic "Tucker: The Man & His Dream" premieres in U.S. theaters, starring Jeff Bridges as the brash Chicago businessman-turned-car-designer Preston Tucker who shook up 1940s-era Detroit with his streamlined, affordable "Car of Tomorrow."

Killer the dog