For some reason, I thought of Jay Leno when you said that. Jay is a fairly high-profile car collector. But I bet if you retain Jay to speak remotely, he expects

For some reason, I thought of Jay Leno when you said that. Jay is a fairly high-profile car collector. But I bet if you retain Jay to speak remotely, he expects a driver. These days, having wine with dinner, then driving, might end up badly. You also bring up the F150 and Shelby - I drive a Nissan Frontier ( D40, Navara ) mainly because I get truck-function and it sits lower and doesn't corner-dive like an F150. You can't confuse it with a Shelby but it's plenty of ... "hoss". The only way I'd have either instead of the compromise is that I had a rolling stock fetish (and was appropriately resourced to feed it ) and was collecting them. I've seen what the F150 is really used for. It's a work truck in its bones. Also also - Larry McMurtry tied the cowboy myth back to, of all things, some variation on Le Morte d'Arthur. That's not particularly American :)