"What are those? Aston Martins? Yes, just stack them. Yes, that'll be just fine." Those are probably the words of the elegance hating truck driver who transported these three lovely cars in the most heinous way possible.

Not "Blood Blue"?

With this funky-ass bodywork, I think "Bitter Orange" would be more appropriate.

Right, not a burnout, a spinout.

Always liked Flex, just never needed that much room.

Oh hell yeah! I totally wanna see him crash Lamborghinis on TV! How many will he crash?

Even if it's pronounced "Yah-ka" in her native tongue?

Ah, 'tis true the wingers do like their Subie blocks.

I hear that. It could easily turn into something like a gold-plated Zimmer or Excalibur or something. Recall the craptastic revival of Stutz. Barf-o-rama.

My first thought for the newly single would be an obnoxious, expensive convertible that's all looks and no go. Like the Lexus SC430. What say you?

Didn't everyone here get a stiffy for that blue FC concept? Thought that's what everyone wanted?

It's not that you can't find exciting products in Audi's current lineup, but the perfect vehicle is still missing. This is it, with a five-cylinder engine and no hybrid nonsense for added lightness. We keep hearing we're going to get this, but we need to see it.

Right, you don't need see the side of your car in the rear views. You do need to see the lane you're merging into.

The world doesn't need it that badly, but America is badly missing its own Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe. Lincoln can't pull off something like this at the moment, but GM just might.

Mercedes can bite me.

Ok, DOE loans vs. a big fat corporate giveaway. That DOE money went into the larger economy where it was badly needed during a bitter recession for yes, jobs, but also development of technology required to meet the demands of a changing energy economy.

Halo Cadillacs: the Sixteen, Cien, Ciel, Elmiraj

"Sebring based"

There are ways to do lane splitting safely and ways to do it unsafely. This is an obvious example of the latter.

Not so bad on the inside. This presents the best argument for buying one: so you don't have to keep looking at the outside of it.