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Marty
08-15-2011, 03:46 PM
Aluminum?! Come on. Geez. They otherwise seem to know basically what they're talking about.

http://www.automopedia.org/2009/04/29/dead-american-car-makesunite/
Farrar
08-15-2011, 04:44 PM
At this point nothing anyone says about the car or the man can faze me. I expect that eventually someone will tell me that the designs for the car were sold to John DeLorean from the King of Sweden in exchange for a kidney transplant for a Nazi soldier who had been hiding on the moon since 1947 and fathered Cristina Ferrare out of wedlock with a Freemason from the 32nd century who got stuck in the past and went to Hollywood where he sold his story and inspired the "Back to the Future" films. These cars attract nonsense like a black suit picks up lint.

Farrar
Nicholas R
08-15-2011, 06:26 PM
I'm honestly not sure what is more ignorant there; the cocaine jokes, or the fact that they said the car was aluminum...
DMC3165
08-15-2011, 08:32 PM
At this point nothing anyone says about the car or the man can faze me. I expect that eventually someone will tell me that the designs for the car were sold to John DeLorean from the King of Sweden in exchange for a kidney transplant for a Nazi soldier who had been hiding on the moon since 1947 and fathered Cristina Ferrare out of wedlock with a Freemason from the 32nd century who got stuck in the past and went to Hollywood where he sold his story and inspired the "Back to the Future" films. These cars attract nonsense like a black suit picks up lint.

Farrar

Damn! that was creative!!!
Marty
08-15-2011, 08:57 PM
At this point nothing anyone says about the car or the man can faze me. I expect that eventually someone will tell me that the designs for the car were sold to John DeLorean from the King of Sweden in exchange for a kidney transplant for a Nazi soldier who had been hiding on the moon since 1947 and fathered Cristina Ferrare out of wedlock with a Freemason from the 32nd century who got stuck in the past and went to Hollywood where he sold his story and inspired the "Back to the Future" films. These cars attract nonsense like a black suit picks up lint.

Farrar

You gave me the best laugh I've had in over a week!