Bill Cosby. Why? Because everybody is finding an angle to hate him. And while we're at it, the film "Leonard Part VI" is usually on the list of "worst movies ever." In this one, he mess up a Porsche 928. So there, because Bill Cosby.

What's "tv" ?

That's hilarious. How'd I miss that?

Because I wouldn't buy a Toyota Highlander to begin with. The last one I rode in had seats that were impossible for me to get comfortable in.

The reason I say "nearly 50" is that these were still just peculiar in the late 1950s, at least in the U.S. But by 1964, they were interesting enough to inspire the "Herbie" film series.

Great choice.

It's the great-grandfather of the Crossover. It should be on the list.

In a rare moment, sarcasm is *finally* understood on the interwebs.

You're wrong about the Ford Crown Vic. Nobody will give a damn. They're not that great. The VW Beetle, however, has already endured for nearly 50 years. It will still be loved in another 100.

The diesel engines in these things were terrible when they were new.

A Miata is not for poseurs.

Mercedes-Benz E-class and Chrysler 300 are fundamentally the same size. A Fiat sedan that's the same size as a Challenger is not plausible, and it's not going to help FCA's fleet CAFE.

I get what you're saying, but an honest rear wheel drive chassis that is shared with an Alfa-Romeo and Fiat, is not going to work right on a Charger, Challenger or whatever the ugly assed V-6 turbo muscle car FCA puts together for the small penis compensators.

It looks like it escaped from the drawing boards at Pininfarina. Very nice!

Yeah, I know the Dart is not rear wheel drive. But any car that can be had with four wheel drive can be made as rear wheel drive. At least it can at the factory. It's a little more difficult to do in your driveway on a Saturday with a case of beer.

It looks like somebody took my 13-year-old C-class wagon, washed it and it shrank in the dryer. So then they put it in the microwave to melt it a bit. And there you have it. As small as the CLA is, I'm not sure there would be that much gain of space in this thing.

"Alfa-Romeo" is fun to say, even when most people pronounce it "Alfa-Romero." Like Cesar Romero. The joker, from TV's "Batman." But hey, it's not two-thirds turd like "BMW" so they've got that going for them.

An Alfa-Romeo sedan, based on the same underpinnings as the Dodge Dart. What could possibly go wrong?

And the cow goes moo.

I'd like a Top 10 list of Top 10 lists that aren't mostly wrong. This one is mostly wrong.