I can’t believe these are only a generation apart. The Mark VIII is one of my favorite American car designs. 

It’s the nicest Discovery they’ve made yet.

The Lincoln MKZ went from “Rental Car Aesthetic + Chrome” to a sleek fastback sedan, something truly fresh and attractive for Lincoln.

I forgot about this. Absolutely hilarious. 

Nah, plenty of enthusiasts have irrational desires for a car and that’s what makes it exciting. I think muscle cars and even wagons (in this day and age) could fit that description too.

YES! The Burton model may be more recognizable as “The Batmobile” but the one from The Animated Series is far-and-away the most attractive. It perfectly fits that gothic art deco aesthetic. 

Archer has some of the best cars on TV, full stop. There are definitely some real gearheads on that team. 

Everclear’s “Volvo Driving Soccer Mom” - not my absolute favorite song about a car, but Everclear is great and this is a fun one. 

Not really. I think Midnight Club LA had the best approach to a “story” because there wasn’t a lot to it. Your character just moves into town, connect with a local, and get involved with the street racing scene.

Clipse have had some great car bars. “Mr. Me Too” has a couple of my favorites

Not your style? Fair.

The Mazda 3 is such a handsome, well-appointed, well-built, and reasonably priced car. Its hardware is a little archaic, but reliable as a result, and I can appreciate its sense of “simplicity” in an increasingly complicated automotive landscape. It’s a practical, sensible car with a heavy dose of style, and that’s a…

Cars are too fucking expensive, holy hell

I watched a brodozer shatter a ball-joint while backing into a parking space.

Two-tone finish really highlights how ridiculous the whole thing looks 

I feel like she should be like Avril Lavigne popular at best.

You could say that about any pop star really.

Honestly, this is kinda punk

While I see what you’re saying, I’m a total sucker for that massive slab of wood.

Buddy of ours had one in college. In 2011.