Great looking unique muscle car!!! ... View more

How amazing! It's TOO good!!! I hope today's restaurant killing liberals don't do away with this muscle car fun.... They have their soul less electric rides..... ... View more

Sorry... Expensive and silly.... These needless luxuries leave small wonder why folks hate us.... ... View more

I sold my 500 Jolly too early!!!! ONLY $42000! Oh well! a good investment I held for 25 years!!!  ... View more

WHAAAAAAAAT!!!!!  NO CAR PHOTOS!!!???  I wanna see what they are driving! I mean, we even get to see "Sleepy" Joe's DOPE corvette!!!!   ... View more

SICK!!! GIMME!!!! ... View more

A true "field find"... it's ALL yours!!! ... View more

WOW! The guy has NEVER done a "burnout" in a big block manual trans T/A!?!?! That is what these cars were FOR!!!  I treat my non-"Macho" T/A with total respect, but OF COURSE I've done a few "burnies" along the way!! I mean, even the tires are cheap for this size! It's a cheap thrill for all to see to be sure!!!! They are not that fast, handle only fairly well BUT have the most ICONIC image of the 70's! God rest Burt Reynolds who glamorized this car to immortality with the swagger that he took with him! Do a "burnout" proudly Mr. Geneos, it's in the car's DNA!!!! ... View more

I remember being a car salesman when these Fiero's were new. I drove one on the 405 in Irvine traffic and was amused how if you stabbed the gas on and off, the car would buck like a mechanical bull!! Quite amazing but unimpressive. A nice cute cheap corporate car with sporty "pretence" ... View more

I confess that my 1991 Suzuki Sidekick JX lacks like 95% of the content of this $70K toy. Mine cost $4500 about 12 years ago and is worth AT LEAST that much today!! Although my seats aren't air conditioned and "infotainment" is limited to my singing and CD player, I must say I have no intention of cooling my rear to the tune of MUCHO $$$$!! ... View more

Back in Newport Beach ,Cali in the mid 80's I had the BEST job for an 18 year old. I was the lot boy/driver for a grey market dealer. I was able to drive MBZ 500SL's, Ferrari Boxer , BMW M1, 635CSI , Baur 323i Cabriolet, Porsche Kremer 935 etc... One of my favorites was a client from Mexico's Renault R5 Turbo II. What a thrill jamming traffic on the 405 freeway to Beverly Hills and then having the chance to rip through Sunset Blvd. and Hollywierd Hills... A real hotrod go-cart!!!! I can't believe how expensive this little car is today!!!! ... View more

Hi again I did a lengthy response on the last Dean article. In this photo, The Ford wagon (with trailer behind) behind the Porsche had just unloaded it. My question is. Is the man to the left John Von Neumann? He sold the car to dean from his dealership in Hollywood, "Competition Motors"  I knew Von Neumann at the end of his fascinating life, but not sure if that is him?? ... View more

Kudos to P.T. Barnum..... ... View more

It seems ALL these upscale new trucks and SUV's have HUGE amounts of chrome plated plastic. Not only is an acre of intricate chrome hard to wash and maintain, eventually the plastic and the chrome start to bubble and peel, and you can bet this cheap trim won't be cheap to buy!!! I go for chrome only in minimal amounts, where it can be waxed along with the paint and hold up WAY better!!! I owned several Carwash and detail shops , and think this is a poorly conceived design trend... ... View more

I'm sorry but these silly trucks are all about "Street posing" and "Image projection" Nobody needs a race truck on the street and it's just such a needless excess bragging right.... ... View more

I LOVE this SEL even without the "celeb" connection... The nautical blue over black leather is gorgeous and the Lorinser kit is awesome!!!! The car is also loaded and turnkey... Sorry I didn't get it for that bargain price... ... View more

awful... the scale and dimensions are cartoonish... Borrowing design cues can be meaningful from a design standpoint... This misses that mark entirely.... ... View more

I have a '72 Z50K2, Arguably the most desirable "50" in my garage. They are street legal and a footbrake , unique to that year... I have the owner's manual and it's a real garage find! Should I sell it???? ... View more

A brand-new car featuring a "stick" and a twin-turbo gas engine is SO welcome by real "car guys" who want to control our motions and feel integrated in the "mech-inations" ... View more

EVERYBODY knows about using a turkey baster to transfer battery water, etc. ALSO, a repurposed enema bag or c**k pump can transfer automotive fluids in a pinch... lol ... View more

Looks fantastic!!! Not outrageous just righteous!! And I remember chiding my buddy in high school who owned and drove the original Corvette Summer cars to school!!! Now THOSE were awful!!! ... View more

When I was in the "Grey Market" in the 80's (when I was in High school) we used to rip from Newport Beach, Cali to LAX in a Grand Wagoneer to pick up 500Sl's and ferraris we had flown in from Europe. The Wagoneer was the thirstiest vehicle I ever encountered, and literally spewed unburned fuel out the exhaust!!! Very comfy SUV, but poorly engineered fuel system... ... View more

I was friends with John Von Neumann, the original importer of porsche and VW to the US! He established the first dealership called Competition Motors in Hollywood. John explained to me at my Carwash in Palm Springs, Ca. how he sold and handed the keys to the ill-fated Porsche Spyder to Dean. Dean had "Little **bleep**" lettered on the back of his Spyder after being given the nickname for his aggressive driving style... Dean was said to have a secret that could have harmed his movie career at that time in history. Interesting how the passenger survived the crash yet received little publicity. Von Neumann was a fascinating, important character in the history of the sports car business and racing ( he drove for Enzo Ferrari after starting out as a mechanic) He became fabulously wealthy and eccentric, and also had the worlds fastest yacht, which was transported across the sea floating inside a cargo ship, for his use internationally. The yacht was powered by multiple Rolls Royce engines ... View more

It's unfortunate that someone discovered the "vinyl top" from a longevity standpoint. whether you like the look, the dampness that is destined to collect underneath is really a cancer death knell. Almost the same issue with "T-tops". They leak over time and cause corrosion. I have a '78 T/A 400 4spd and I found one without the T-Top.  The Gran Prix is wonderful and a great driver I'm sure... ... View more

Whatta Stud!!! NOT the car, lol Love the primitive driving scene.... Connery HAS and HAD it all.... The Aston upgrade was certainly appropriate!!! ... View more

True adventurists!!! what style! What hemorrhoids!! I did the 66 in a supercharged Pontiac Bonneville... Less style, comfy rear and A/C!!!! ... View more

I have a '78 T/A 400 4spd. that I love. It's underpowered, handles poorly compared to today's ANYTHING and usually they rattle to beat the band! Mine does not rattle and I don't beat it up like they ALL were... It has swagger for miles and sounds and looks great! I advise against "T-Tops" as they frequently leak, and were not factory installed and cause body twisting action because of the weakened structure. A bulletproof and reliable car that I lusted after in high school...  The "Macho" series were impressive in their improved swagger and at that period in time, "Macho" did not have the unfortunate connotation (especially in Mexico) that it has now.... All in all, an iconic fun to drive engaging pony car... ... View more

I used to rent these Mark's from Hertz and Budget and they were such comfortable and mildly sporty rides... The LSC with a moonroof is a winner... Not many are left in nice shape as they seemed to live outdoors and the interiors suffer. The fuelie 5.0 is a winner in terms of decent performance with okay fuel mileage... ... View more

P.T. Barnum would be proud.... ... View more

We bought these cars cheap back in the day, beat 'em, jumped 'em and then blew up the engines... Ahh... the good 'ol daze!! ... View more