When you loosen that up, and people can drive small cars everywhere, then people will buy.

The thing that makes this a winner is 1) there is a negligible cost difference to making flex fuel vehicle, 2) such cars can use existing gasoline.

We need to stop thinking about moving cars and start thinking about moving people.

What difference does it make what cars they take? It's Joe Gibbs Racing that took cars out there.

There's no way I would fill up our cars with gas once a week any more. We're not using a full tank of gas even once a month.

What we're doing is giving them an incentive to turn more cars around.

This port has real possibilities, if we redevelop it and market it the right way, ... Many cars go by on that highway. We need to give them a reason to stop and spend time with us.

There was about three or four police cars, and then within about five minutes they had us surrounded with about 10 to 15 cars and guns were drawn.

Where else can you strip down a car, plow it into other cars driven by people you don't even know, and not get a ticket? ... It's just fun.

The traffic there is only going to increase and instead of two lanes of traffic, cars (turning left) will be crossing four lanes of traffic and a median.