Never made it to Paris, but I did spend 7 days in Epinal, France twice.

I was in the 3rd Infantry Division Color Guard, and participated in the D-Day Ceremony and the Parade they had there to honor the fallen veterans.

Those guys eat the thickest hunks of bread and cheese...
Breakfast in France is nothing like breakfast in the USA... I couldn't find grits, eggs, pancakes, or toast anywhere!

 

Hmm, well- if that's true, that explains why he couldn't get away from those guys who were chasing him in that Trans Am in that one episode. I kept waiting for him to just "smoke 'em" and, it never happened...

I think even a low-end Ferrari should have been able to severely smoke a TA.
Then again, that was only the $60,000.00 Ferrari (vs) a $10,000 TA.

Wow, imagine if cars today were as cheap as the cars were from yesteryear... I might need a shoehorn to get in it, but I'd probably spring for a 328 too, or the 1987 Porsche 928 S4. Then again, this Porsche was near 100K back then. So, I'd cheap out and get the 328. ($58 - 62K)

 

Wow, that certainly is another story, especially since it's not true. The 308 on Magnum was a real 308. I know this because I know people who worked on the show. That, and there's the little problem of history . . . Magnum started production 4 or 5 years before the Fiero was ever built.