Probably a bit too new for the average reader here (I have every other song on my playlist as well, however) but still damn good going up or down a ferociously twisty mountain road in New York State. Consistent beat, highly topical lyrics, the best.

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To Kill a Thunderbird
Fahrenheit 911 [GT3]
Dirk Gently's Hoonistic Detective Agency

At least you people only have to look at photographs. Every time I see these drive around in my town (BMW NA HQ is in the same town as me, about a half mile from my house), I vomit in my mouth. Seriously, these things are everywhere, or at least noticeable because of that ridiculous camouflage they wear.

Clearly proof that all door handles should be cloth straps a-la that Porsche Boxster Spyder Masochist-special.

But it's too tall and CUV-like. Now, lower it several inches and lop about an inch of bodywork off the bottom and I'll agree.

I have a surprisingly rust-free 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air I bought for 500 bucks sitting in my garage. It's been on my mind as a LeMons racer. Can't go wrong there, right?

I have no idea the code for this website to directly add pictures but I've kept a few pictures when I brought a camera.

VW Type 3 Squareback: http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b95/Grinch12345...

69 Toronado: http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b95/Grinch12345...

71-73 Continental: http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b95/Grinch12345...

So you're not aware of how insane what you just said was? It's take fourty years for batteries to not suck enough to get cars moving with a half-decent range, and they're still not optimal. They wear out after 5-8 years, several thousand cycles. This wears out after 100. e.g. every 2/5ths of a year. Coupled with GM's situation (emissions, ahoy!), dropping this like a bad habit was one of the last good ideas GM would have for a long time (see: almost every GM car built after 1973 and before the C5).

Locost. Maybe add some more power parts. 0-60 in under 3 seconds and the ability to corner? Yes, please.

The Ford Freestyle when it was offered with a CVT for a few years was really damn good, too. After 15 hours of driving and passing and whatnot, I didn't feel tired at all. Fantastic thing for road trips.

EDIT: And 6' 4" people fit in the 3rd row. Unbelievable.