That they are. Interesting read at: http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/11/switze...

My favorite Swiss automaker! Thank you!

My keeper loves the our project car, but has no desire to drive it. She keeps a budget for repairs, restoration, upkeep, and doesn't nag at me when she sees a PayPal transfer to some guy with a set of side view mirrors for sale. Better yet, she has started telling me when the check engine light comes on and has actually started checking the oil in her car. She even blips the throttle for me when she is pulling into the driveway if I am outside. A hot woman driving a manual transmission sports sedan. I understand how incredibly lucky my life is.

No way was this worse than Die Another Day... The villain in TND might be a bit lame (I know that is a huge understatement), however I dare you to describe the plot of DAD in a way that makes sense. Or explain why the invisible car wasn't an apt summation of the invisible plot.

The entire Depth of Speed series has been wonderful. The composition, writing, and narration are all top-notch. I found it from the 2002FAQ site, after Josh made a video on the BMW 2002 and have been following ever since.

Yeah, but does it have a switch to controller the supercharger? Yes? Awesome.

" and has lovingly looked after it right up to late this fall when he moved into a home where he could no longer care for it. " That new home being the poor-house, and this Maser having finished her work is now looking for her next sucker.

Thank God that thing is in Canada and is right at the limit of what I can spend on a car without the wife frowning.

And if you look through the viewfinder, you will see the neighborhood whose value we will destroy by parking this on the street.

I always thought of those as more 1980s. I didn't know 8-tracks had that much fidelity to play around with... ;-)

Coco mats: German for funk.