Before Shaun White came around, there was a different Flying Tomato. It had four wheels, played a pivotal role in a crime drama, and had a "vector stripe." It was the 1976 Starsky & Hutch Ford Gran Torino, and it's still one of the most famous and recognizable Hollywood cars ever.
It's outrageous to capture four Chirons in one place, but that's exactly what happened when one lucky guy with a camera saw some prototypes having a go in the snow.
No matter what the vehicle is, what its life has been, and what kind of engine is under the hood, standing tall for 50 years is impressive.
The Ford Country Squire wagons of old weren't exactly the most thrilling vehicles on the market. Practical, yes. Great for a family vacation, indeed.
For some, the love of gears grows from a toy or a TV show, but for this lucky kid, his father got those racer-senses tinglin' early.
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Not only was Cadillac able to shed the slow old-people barge image, the General Motors division was able to go the opposite way by growing a brutally powerful reputation for its V-Series cars with the XLR, CTS, and now the ATS.
Despite Ford's incredible streak of literal power moves the past couple years, there's one thing they're still missing in the U.S. lineup: the Ford Ranger. What's worse (worse meaning more tempting and frustrating) is that the car continues to be produced in other countries.