I suspect you've heard of the SHO (that you have pictured)? There are quite a few boosted ones around the country.

The S60R uses a 2.5L 5-cyl, not a 2.3L ;)

Just get a GTX-1.

Ford Flex, which I personally like.

I'll admit, I like it. I'm also a SHO enthusiast, but prefer 2nd gens, although I've owned two "bubble" Taurii, a SHO and a GL over the years.

Yea, I think Ticker is my 3rd fav.

Yea, if I saw these lunatics try this around me in 'Merica, they're gonna get a taste of the chrome of my F350's bumper ;)

The Playboy Motor Car Corporation of Buffalo, New York of course. It was the inspiration for Hefner's Magazine and was designed and built in the greatest city ever! :) [www.playboymotorcars.com]

I agree. Don't forget Mercury gave us the '49 as well.

Yea, def my favorite episode of The Hire. I even have the original DVD set with the entire series on it, when they were giving them away. My second fav is the one with the Z4 and James Brown in Vegas.

Not sure, I think they're somehow trying to avoid it getting removed due to copyright?

Oh, I def see an improvement in mpg's when I drive slower, but I can rarely tolerate it for long periods of time.

and gets 55 mpgeeezilll

That stuff does work, but you def don't need to put it in every tank like they recommend on the bottle. When I started using it in my CVPI, I saw an increase in MPGs and power (through my butt dyno), but I only use a bottle once an oil change or so. This maintained the performance as far as I could tell.

But as an end consumer, the price for diesel and gasoline is pretty similar, so if you can use less gallons of one more than the other, it's cheaper for that consumer. That's really all they care about.

Haha, awesome. Wagon FTW!

Yea. I know how to drive efficiently, but every time I try it lasts about 2 mins before I'm back to my POWWAAAR ways. (Go to 52 seconds in the vid).

eh, looking at it's profile, it looks it's a mix of a a sedan and aggressively sloped wagon, but I suppose it doesn't have a liftgate, only a trunk so it has to be a sedan. Man, I'm slipping because when I saw it in the flesh in 2000 I thought it was a wagon since that was still a pre MB CLS styling era.

I agree! I would do it if I still had my Vic! I'm already in Dearborn.