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From the L.A. Times: A driver lost control of a Ferrari sports car traveling 120 mph along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu this morning, slamming into a power pole that cut the car — which sells for up to $1 million — in half, according to authorities. One man suffered minor injuries. He was identified as Stefan Erikssen, of Bel-Air, said Sgt. Philip Brooks of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The sports car went airborne and struck a power pole 5 to 10 feet off the ground, Brooks said. The car was demolished, but two air bags deployed. "You pay a million bucks for a car, you expect safety," Brooks said. Investigators said they believe the driver was alone in the car and was engaged in a street race at the time of the accident. Erikssen told them the driver of the car fled on foot, but a search turned up no one, Brooks said. Full article: Linky

I'm not for isolationalism, but I wish our country's interaction, especially economically, with all countries in the Middle East would be minimized, so that our interests wouldn't be there. Not going to happen with this administration.

AHM = American Honda Motor Co.

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lip-synching

I think there was an analog clock. Also, when a truck had a tach, I think the fuel gauge moved over.

cheetah

A true waterfall grille extends up into the hood. I would consider the late '70's Cutlasses the quintessential example. I've felt that the ovoid grille is like pursed lips, a big pucker. The Velite-style will bring more character.

If there's any dealership group that should complain about Saturn, it's Pontiac (or B-P-G). Chevy gets plenty of attention already.

butterflies

pleasure

peace

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I'm not a fan of SUVs, but more small ones rather than more big ones is good. The IS-based CUV will be a whole more interesting than yet another Camry-based SUV.

German Shepherd (protective, intelligent) Greyhound (couch potato)

The original price difference was almost $9,000, but then Lexus decontented the RX400h.

On the dash with a lit ring, but it's not a huge issue.

I think those mini-mirrors on the concept may actually be cameras. As for the Quest remake, Nissan did a pretty good job especially if the materials are upgraded as claimed.

Switzerland

cows

wind

Bader Ginsburg

Yep, and I was there for the '89 earthquake. Next word: Albert

I think the Datsun F10 was one of the homeliest vehicles ever.

Phil