Lego Bimmer??

A BMW is whatever the slightly moist, carbon based life form driving it wants it to be ... bus, authorized vehicle, maternity vehicle, etc .. "It's a goddamned BMW, so get the hell out of the way!"

I had a similar reaction, Prophet ... Like saying my two favorite rides are a Cub Cadet garden tractor and a McLaren P1. I did understand what Poundingsand was saying, though.

Thanks for the site, Raphael .... some very interesting stories there.

Never quite liked the gold badging and trim offered as an option on some Toyotas and Hondas several decades back, but as it was done on this Mustang, it looks perfectly mean and aggressive.

What ... no 'Venemous Creature Crossing' signs?

The 1952 Henry J ('Studellac') also sold by Sears as the Allstate. The front had some Studebaker resemblance and the taillights were very similar to late 40's-early 50's Cadillacs. America wasn't ready for a small fairly economical car at that time.

Apparently blind, too? Unless the idiot only checks the rear view mirrors when being followed by a nude marching band. That firetruck was lit up like Las Vegas in a thunderstorm.

LOL ... I sometimes need to curb my sarcasm gene, mate .... especially when my attempts go flat, as mine obviously did. No worries.

Good to know, Torch .... that had been gnawing at me for weeks, but more importantly, will it adequately cook a nice pie with 4 and 20 blackbirds within?

Worked for them all my life, and even mingled with a few, mate .... is that the course you're playing on?

If anyone feels the need to say "screw you, because; money", they most likely have some psychological issues to work out.

Yep ... damned near identical .... ?????? Wheel inventory and side mirrors confirm. Care to share your bong juice?

Rico Abreu is either a very vertically challenged dude, or it's the name of a helmet with legs.

' Cumberford Martinique'? Still trying to decide if this might have been a Lego design or an ambitious attempt at a Cub Scout Pinewood Derby car. Either way, it's rigs like this that have me hoping that the recent retro look fad has finally run its course.

Ditch that scow, Mr.Kerry. May I suggest a Maverick 'flying car'? It will fly you comfortably to your destination quite inexpensively and will touch down with or without your approval or prior notice. 1 of 3000 Christian Missionaries recommend the Maverick, and you'll be hard pressed to find a more sacred…

My worst was without question, my first ... a 1960 Renault Dauphine .... looked like it had been painted with a broom and bucket, and actually ran for ........ wait for it ......... wait for it ....... ONE entire day! I drove it to a race about 40 miles from my home. The horn suddenly began tooting about 10 miles out…

Hard to say, mate ... I've never driven your car. ;)

Never saw that Tourer, mate. Is it not a US release? Pretty sweet in any case.

LOL ... looks like the result of a mixed marriage, mate. Wagon daddy, hatch mum.