LTW wheels and an e36 are one of the best wheel and body shape combinations of all time.

I don’t get that logic though. If a car looks normal, but has insane power, you people hate it because it’s “looks don’t match it’s performance”. So then when the manufacturer puts a bunch of gaudy cladding and body kits on the car, you rip them right back off to call it a “sleeper”, and everyone suddenly loves the…

I like that they didn’t go retro like many of the other makers.

350-400 hp, 6 speed manual as an option, endlessly tuneable, surprisingly comfortable, you can fit two fullsize adults in the back seat (after you wait 30 years for the seat to move for them), shares parts with tons of domestic vehicles, and you can pick a decent, fairly low mileage one up for a hair over $10,000.…

There have been used car bubbles in the past and there will be in the future. It can happen for various reasons (IIRC there was a big Ferrari run-up in the 80s which busted in the 90s, but a lot of those cars are really valuable again), but one of the biggest reasons is that the people who are most interested in…

That’s a GM tradition.

I don’t think it gets hate. It just gets a lot of WTF? I think everyone loves weird designs when they work but this ones just didn’t. And apparently never will.

Rrrrriiiiiight.

A Super Nintendo Chalmers article?!? Posted at this time of year?!?! Posted at this time of day!?!? In this part of the internet?!?! Localized entirely in Kotaku?!?

Briggs Cunningham’s 1950 entry for LeMans. A mostly standard Coupe de Ville (with manual transmission), and Le Monstre, a rather more modified CdeV. This car had a new aluminum body (designed in a wind tunnel, so actually quite aerodynamic), and both cars featured mild engine and suspension modifications (as per the…

They didnt want Nunavut

Another mistake I made this time (in addition to the starring thing which I fear I will literally never live down) is that I didn’t allow people to make comments like this one, because my suggestions were only recording make and model.

Original Mini with Viper engine?

It’s a Jeep thing, you wouldn’t understand. :P

Saab aside you are wrong...very wrong.

The fact that a Ed “Big Daddy” Roth and Richard Scarry collaboration never happened is a real crime.

Did anyone want to grab the steering wheel and say, “Stop F-ing drifting.”

There is a Jay Leno’s Garage episode where Peter Mullin from the Petersen appears. They talk about the fact that Petersen does drive its cars and has mobile exhibits. Naturally, nobody is going to “daily drive” a non-street-legal Porsche 917K, but they do what they can.

we’re not really mad because you don’t like the f body we’re mad because you are being a european elitist dickhole. there were plenty of well worded intelligent comments on that last post that had exemplary evidence to the contrary of YOUR OPINION and you chose instead to post the most wal-mart of those comments, as…