But would it still have a V8 available? Probably not... but an ecoBoost V6 would be OK too...

While this restyle won't please the Mustang faithful, it could sure go a long way in making some conquest customers. I'd certainly look at it.

Wow - a Mustang I'd actually look at. That's some sexy sheet metal right there. If they roll that out (especially in conjunction with R1) I'd have to seriously look at a Mustang. Wow.

I love how he goes on about the "smell" and "sound", and most of those motorcycles have never even been started. Great imagination for the infrastructure, zero for the actual collection.

Awesome garage, incredible motorcycle collection, STUPEFYINGLY BADASS ELEVATOR, and... it houses some really, mind-numbingly pedestrian cars? A Jeep, a Cruze, a Land Rover, a Chevy truck, an NEV... what?? He spent $5m to house crap?? Wow. What a waste.

This is great!... until the kids get wind of free bags of silly putty, and tons of the stuff gets stolen overnight.

Yay, woo, done. OK, now let's do the same for the best-driving modern daily driver.

Ah, excellent. Teach her on something fun, then teach her that not all cars are fun. Brilliant! :)

I agree that's a great way to teach your daughter (I was going to teach mine on a Locost, but I doubt it'll be built or even started by then), but that's not the question - the question is what's the worst car for a new driver. Would you really let your daughter, fresh from the DMV with a shiny new licence, be the…

I thought I did... it's possibly the worst foundation on which to build your expectations of what a vehicle should be.

Disagree. My kids will not learn to drive on my wife's minivan, they will learn on my 5-speed Accent first. It's such a small incremental effort to learn, but once you do it will stay with you for a long time, and you'll be much better prepared for driving in general (IMNSHO).

Honda FCX Clarity. Pipe-dream alternate-reality R&D halo project, not something that should set your automotive expectations.

#COTD nomination. Corey, you speak eloquent truth.

I'd tap those unintentionally.

Are those 5mph bumpers?

That's a pretty esoteric piece of information, and I don't see how knowing it would improve the lives of those that know it, in general. Try educating people on which tires actually move the car first, so we don't see another video of snow chains being put on the back wheels of a Corolla.

A swarm of angry bees, wielding chainsaws, cutting down ducks. But I love the off-throttle burble!

You don't arm it... you equip it for surveillance and monitoring. If some funky shit's going down, call in the humans with the guns.

That's a rip-off... every car should come with lifetime blinker fluid. Just top it up if you're low.

Basic fluid capacities: how much you can put in the tank (40L if I run her dry), how much washer fluid she can take (3/4 of a bottle - grrr, y no full bottle?), how much oil a change requires, etc.