UpIrons

You are not alone! I watched this as a teen as well and was so happy to see this car I had already loved so much.

A lot of people think that the leading pic on here is the house but it is not. That is just the garage. The link to the actual listing is below so you can see the full house. My wife and I drove by the place a few weeks ago for the first time and it was, in my opinion, a shack compared to all the nice homes around it. The house would only be worth about $600K if it wasn't in such a nice neighborhood and if it hadn't been in the movie.

Plus, it had a red Honda Element parked in front of it, NOT a red Ferrari.

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/370-Beech-Street_Highland-Park_IL_60035_M75005-48869

Rush is mad since he can't fit into anything smaller than an H2 so he has to complain about anything else getting car of the year.

Want!

My wife's 2002 Dodge Intrepid, with only 17K original miles on it, is still going strong and runs like a dream with very little in the way of repairs over the years since it was paid off. Our only challenge is remembering to remote start it often enough to keep the battery from draining.

It's the theme song from Top Gun. Steve Stevens is the guitarist/composer.

Karma bitch!

- the duck

I think we're forgetting that we have GPS units in our cars now and those can fairly accurately record our speeds. We need to be writing the GPS manufacturers and asking for a feature to be added that allows us to copy an entire trip log, speed and all, to a spreadsheet or something that could be submitted as evidence if needed. If Garmin won't do it, I say we go open source...

It's about time. I've been waiting to buy my next Bentley based on this. My wait is finally over!

Looks great but the interior door trim with the circles all over it needs to go. That detracts from the overal clean look of the rest of the interior. I do look forward to test driving one.