Star is also my favorite due to replay value, but "Ticker" with Don Cheadle is another must-watch.

Not to rain on the Vader parade here, but while the Vaders look awesome and have great lateral support, the consensus is that they are hell on the lower back for long trips. There isn't very much butt padding or lower back bolstering, so that pounding adds up.

/Lux package owner

Great picture, though. They look like New Old Stock.

I can forgive the Aston's reduced performance because of its looks. However, I cannot forgive the Porsche's unattractive looks because of its performance.

Ford went all in, built the GT.

The difficulty for Ford lies in the lack of a platform. Mid-to-high-end performance cars can't be based off of FWD platforms. Thus, while GM can offer a CTS-V, Ford has no RWD platform anymore. Look at Chrysler: a company in shambles, but still able to offer a full line of SRT vehicles. This is precisely why Ford needs to work with their Australian branch on a Falcon (or something, anything, RWD) for the rest of us.

(Fuzzy)Plushroom, (Fuzzy)Plushroom!

That's like the basement lambo except the complete opposite.

Wait, you drove around the Suburbs in your family's Tahoe? I'm confused.

If I had started oversteering at that age, I don't even want to know where I'd be now.

Come on, now. Play nice, guys.

[Cut to smiling/laughing child]

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I was in high school, a big snowstorm hit during break, and my dad needed a ride to the bus stop to go to work (he figured it was easier using public trans). As I dropped him off, the snow got heavier. My girlfriend-at-the-time's house was on the way home, so I just stopped there and got "snowed in" for the day. Good times.