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- Auction Held For Iconic Ferris Bueller GT Auction Held For Iconic Ferris Bueller GT I love Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Growing up, it had everything that I could have asked for. It ha...
- Fewer Commuters, Longer Commutes Poll Reveals Every year since 2007, more and more people have joined the home-based workforce for a wide range of reasons. Some people work from home to raise thei...
- Are Passengers Safe In The Last Row? With more and more SUVs, vans and passengers cars that are designed with third-row seats, many consumers are very concerned over the safety implicatio...
- The History Of The American Station Wagon If you're in your forties or have seen movies like National Lampoon’s Vacation, then you know how important station wagons have been in the history ...
- The Skycar 400 By Moller International Most of us are familiar with the idea of autonomous vehicles, but a flying autonomous car? The Skycar 400, developed by Dr. Paul Moller, is a high-spe...
Getting an original 1961 Ferrari to use in filming would have been prohibitively expensive. Instead, the one in the Frye family's glass garage is a 1985 Modena GT Spyder California with a ton of modifications made to the body to mimic the Ferrari. I don't blame John Hughes one bit for not wanting to use an original for the action scenes, either. Today one is worth roughly 11 million.