Ferruccio Lamborghini. When you build cars like these, the best way to pitch them is to show them off. After all, a Countach was featured on 60 Minutes.

From what I can tell, from pictures at least, it tended to do that quite often. First flying car too... maybe?

Napier Railton. Still holds the record at Brooklands.

"A flying (not hover, but jumping) military truck will help you escape your oppressed workers"

This really is sad. That car was an aerodynamic marvel. I would have loved to see one one the road. I probably would actually have bought one. Even if you are against the whole electric car thing, you have to admit, the design of the Aptera was amazing.

Also, even if the nuclei are intact, the DNA could have been from a mammoth that died of "old age." The DNA molecule gets shorter with each end, due to a problem with replication of the 5' end. So, if a baby were born from this DNA, while it would look like a baby, it would really be a mammoth about to die of old age.

One day, one of these mathematical bugs is going to show how to divide by zero, and it won't equal infinity. Then, well, you know what will happen.

While cool, still the wrong TT. Needs more 8N (Mk1).

Actually, if you look at many of the lines of the original 8N TT (the mark 1), you'll see that many of the R8's lines are derived from it. Take for instance, the lines in the '03 and after hood, or the wing mirrors, or the lines of the rear fascia.

I know it's only part of the name is from an animal, but still awesome.

The front had a grill, it was below the bumper. They weren't that bad, just in heavy stop-and-go traffic.

The US actually made more than one of these atomic howitzers.

Silver Arrows versus Delahaye maybe? I think that was one of the greatest rivalries ever.

Amazing book. Finished it about two years ago.

I don't need one of those, if one of these fits a 1941.

Even better. Clevo X7200. Just look at the specs.

Does it matter? Look how good both ends look.

I think the spelling should be more embarrassing for her than the owner.

Packard vs. Cadillac. Cadillac actually had to sell cars at a loss just to outsell Packard. Also, one of the most interesting rivalries.

There are actually star systems moving away from us at greater than the speed of light (speed of the earth moving away from a "midpoint" and their speed moving away from that same "midpoint"), so, we may actually never know if they burnt out.