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• Re: Study Validates Common Sense: Air Cars Are Hot Air
  
  OldWingGuy - Hey, if you mount a wind-powered propeller (turbine to be fancy) on the car roof, you can use the wind power going forward to power the air...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  peekay - Of the 23 cars I’ve owned over the last 40 years, three stand out as an extension of me.  I’ve always been a fast driver, generally going...
• Re: Review: Ford SVT Raptor
  
  TomH - Scrolling down, I realize that your comments are deep into the realm of Chevy-Good/Ford-Bad. Have a good life.
• Re: Ask The Best And Brightest: MINI or BMW Zero-Series?
  
  carguy - Paul +1: Mini is one of the few brands that has managed to succeed at premium small car  profitability in the US so something tells me they...
• Re: De Tomaso Back From The Dead
  
  Durishin - Yeah! But this car is SO far beyond the cachet and capabilities of any American brand dealer – unless they have a Lexus or other associated franchise.  They...
• Re: De Tomaso Back From The Dead
  
  mtymsi - In fact, the more I look at the picture that is not the Pantera that was sold in the U.S. I’m not sure if it’s a new prototype or an old one but...
• Re: Review: Ford SVT Raptor
  
  TomH - The Raptor is targeted at off-roading.  If you want to haul/tow “stuff” there are other F-150s to do that.
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  ivyinvestor - @Paul N – I just watched the “5th Gear” special on the ‘Tube last night about trying to kill at W124 wagon (much like what...
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  Demetri - I’m not really critiquing the car, just matching personal traits with those of a vehicle.  I also considered the Toyota Echo 2-door.
• Re: Question Of The Day: What Car Are You?
  
  pleiter - E36 BMW 318Ti, the bob-tail hatchback. If currently available in the U.S., I would have bought it las month. A3, Mini, too expensive with too much...