I hear that. Eff supercars. Embrace super-fun cars.

Practically smiling? It's freakin' ecstatic!

He said, "I want the car that Wonder Woman would drive if she were in the hip hop biz."

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We have to or they'll get us.

I egomaniacally exhibit my superiority to nearly everyone else on the road by not putting any bumper stickers on my car, thereby showing off the fact that my opinions are far too nuanced and complex to be flung to the masses off-hand in pithy tidbits. To do so would diminish my worldliness.

In light of the fact that Carolla has built a career on being a dick, it's hardly surprising that he should assert his dickishness in this case. I think though, that the delight in the appearance of the coexist sticker in the midst of this mess arises out of the reptilian-brained, culture war-inspired bitterness…

True, people liked them. Call it a screaming success for auto marketing. It was a rather unremarkable vehicle in just about all aspects but appearance.

Thanks, but no, just saw the newborn, so he was the world's youngest man for perhaps a second or so.

Obligatory.

To be honest, I think retro styling is fine in general, but it fails when interesting bodywork is applied to uninteresting mechanicals. This is the central failure of the Prowler and the PT Cruiser. The Mini and the Fiat 500 work because they're nice to drive.

That's nothing. The other day I saw the world's youngest man.

Can he afford one of these?

The military in general tends to be fairly conservative. I'm not going to push the issue, but the tea party people have been known to wave this and the Gadsden flag. This guy could just be a naval history buff. Clearly he's into sailing.

On a college geology field trip, we went all over the western states, mountains, valleys, canyons, high alpine passes, windswept mesas, the whole deal. We had roadside stops everywhere. The worst bitter cold, windiest one was right where the 14 crosses the San Andreas fault. Nobody was ready for it because hey, nice…

Just the Gadsden flag.

Ooh, yeah talk about opulent. None of these other cars comes with a throne!

9.) Wilt Chamberlain For VW

No matter how many SUVs come along, I will never be interested, no matter what "design language" it speaks. You can make one as sporty as can be, and I'll only ever see it as an automotive compromise to satisfy marketers pandering to image-conscious egotists. It's not a tall sports car. It's not a rugged, capable…

Obviously the emergency the cop was on his way to was more important than the one he created.