This will have a warranty and the figurative Mustang won’t. This will likely be more comfortable than a highly modified Mustang. It will be easier to drive than said Mustang on the road. Using one metric only to see if a car is good or not is very short sighted.

The worst thing? Knowing that if I go to a Cars & Coffee I may never return due to the violent nature of the scary beast called the “Ford Mustang.”

a 100% original 1967 Corvette (red) with the 427. God are they a lot of money now, and they only keep going up in value.

I’ve only got back into FPS’s in the past two years after a decade of not playing. This is what I’ve found out:

How old are these officers? I’m 34 and an very aware of rear seating like this. My parents never owned a car with rear facing third row either.

My friend was driving, not me. But both of us are the reason we nearly plastered ourselves across a forest.

Does anyone else want to know what the plate means? I’ve come up with two things with those numbers. They are probabaly not correct...

As a garage queen it would be nice, but it’s been sitting in that spot longer than the GTO...

This is a new vehicle.

Where is the meme of Fry saying “take my money!”

Bring on more Corvettes with odd ball engine swaps!

Am I the only one to find this petty and childish? Just return the car the way it was built, get your check and move on. This “eye for an eye” crap is ridiculous.

Blind hill in poor weather conditions, I’m going to creep over the hill because I can’t assuming there isn’t an issue on the other side. Blame can be 50/50 here. And don’t blame Comcast, that’s unfair. Blame the repair man driving the Comcast truck. No company has a perfect work force and blaming a company for one…

Next David Tracy project, “watch me breath life back into this torched and melted Grand Cherokee!”

Is that Simon Pegg at second 3 of that trailer?

This is why I always watch my rear view when I’m stopped. Even if my car isn’t as fast, hopefully accelerating away should lessen the impact.

Thankfully my mom is part of the solution. 60 years old and she still drives HER GT Mustang with a third pedal. The dealer I work at got a newer one in recently and I asked her if she wanted to buy it. As soon as she heard it was an automatic, she said “no thanks. Not as much fun to drive.”

DO IT!

Does anyone know of an english translation of these books or an english written book like this? My son would love it. He’s 1 and loves his hot wheels cars (the trucks he loves the most) and a book about work trucks I just got him this weekend. I love the fact that without any prodding from me he’s into this stuff :)

My gripe with the Prowler had more to do with the Intrepid engine than the 4 speed automatic.