dave

This might be the solution for all the G1 users looking to have easier access and sync between their GMail and Outlook since there is not yet an Android Outlook module. Thanks for sharing this one!

I'm pretty sure it highlights the fact he went through four sets of tires in the beginning of the video. That indicates that there are multiple takes, unless Crawford's package includes some sweet way to change tires mid-drift.

/Shambles off to laboratory to create sweet way to change tires mid-drift...

I own a W210 E320 wagon right now, and love every minute of driving it. Did I want the E55 version from that same year? Sure I did, but they weren't available in the States.

I think these E-class estates look gorgeous, and would love to get another one when my craps out in ten more years. Maybe I'll start saving my shiny pennies to buy one of these bad boys.

At the bottom of the article, the author says thanks some guys and claims it is a normal 8C. The plot thickens!

Randy, I am intrigued by your ideas and would like to subscribe to your newsletter...

Have always admired your input from the Maxima page where all the real 4DSC guys go. Only discovered you peruse this site the other day. The Internets get smaller and smaller every day!

I owned a 91 Maxima with the 4DSC sticker in it, and I can say it was much sportier than any of the other Japanese sedans my friends were driving at the time. In fact, that car is still in the family, with nothing but good memories for all owners. It isn't lame, it is something that people who know take seriously.

I own a Mercedes E320 wagon and LOVE it. Large, RWD, excellent ride, and a real steal in price because no one else seems to want them. Plus, with the seats down, it is nearly 70 cubic feet of storage. I drive from Tuscaloosa, AL (home of Mercedes USA) to Michigan and back every month or two, and get 30mpg (honest measurement) on the highway with the 3.2 liter V6.

Just another option for you to consider, especially since it is 1) safer 2) better built and 3) much more refined than the VWs and Volvos, which I still love.

I don't normally comment, but this is just too good to pass up. What a masterpiece! Easily the first car in a long time that has caused me to be genuinely hopeful that it would make it to production intact. I think I'll even be a little sad if it doesn't. Great job, Cadillac.

G'nite, funny man.

This.