Mclaren Artura has its own in-car network.

Porsche sportscar cup holders. This has been going on for many generations of 911 and Cayman/Boxster. See GIF:

Small point of pedantry; Campagnolo doesn’t make bikes. They make bike parts. Ridiculously over-engineered, phenomenally expensive bike parts. I once had a Campagnolo groupset on a road bike in the early ‘90s. Nothing I have used since has been as smooth or as lovely to shift. 

It is obvious what will prevail here on Jalopnik... Infotainment systems... Far too complex for simple controls... Want to change interior temp? This requires 37 clicks in 12 different menus... Want to change the radio station? 18 clicks through 7 menus... Want to turn off the seat heaters? GFL... 

The infamous timing set from the Audi 4.2 V8....why?

I always thought the handles on the Subaru XT6 were pretty sweet.

New here? They do these “poll the readers” questions pretty often. This site is a business and to stay IN business they need to drive clicks. While the writers work on “real” articles, it’s easy for them to foster a bit of genuine engagement with articles like this. The time it took to set this up has no real impact…

FD handle is pretty cool

Pontiac failed entirely at building any actual excitement for generations. Then they made this on the way to the grave.

Current Gen G-Wagen (2nd gen W463) 2018 - Present

Morris JE

It’s always the answer: the NA Miata. Not the most recent example - but they nailed the look, feel and sound of the Lotus Elan. My understanding is that the Mazda engineers benchmarked a specific Elan and then designed a new car from the ground up to be the ‘new Elan’ - right down to ensure that the exhaust note was…

IMO, the Ford Flex is a retro version of a 1970s I-H Travelall, right down to the white roof.

New Ford Bronco. Looks modern yet with enough retro cues to look timeless and tie back into the old Broncos.
They also look better in person than in photos to me too. I really think Ford nailed it visually.

The Challenger hands down. Sure it’s alot bigger than it’s elder, but they captured the look extremely well. I wanted to say the new countach, but that’s a little too modern looking in respects to the old one and they didn’t even include the wing.

1971 Buick Riviera?  An example is up for auction on BaT:

Never forget what they took from us. 

Definitely the 23 Prius. I don’t know how Toyota suddenly decided to turn their ugly duckling into one of the best looking cars on the road, but I’m glad they did.

DB7 laid down the vibe, DB9 perfected it. 

I still love the Volvo V50. And don’t even get me started on the waterfall dashboard.