I'm distinctly disappointed at the absence of the black Benz limo with the cellular phone.

I had one of these in black back in college. It was a lot of fun and supra-reliable. I sold it in 1993 with the about the same mileage as this one for around $6000. Almost 18 years later the car is worth nowhere near $8000, especially in what was a questionable color even back in 1985. I'd be interested as to…

@GreenN_Gold: Yeah they forgot one of the most famous movie cars of all time. It also would have been nice to see Christine

@VeeArrrSix: Down in Miami we called it "box ball."

And here she is in 15 years

Step 4: Remove child (if male) and car seat from A8 and place in vehicle with T-tops and proper American pushrod V8 engine.

It's spelled "Skynyrd." You clearly aren't white trash enough

So does GM now get the rights to the "Super Duty" name?

Are you sure that isn't supposed to be Daniel Snyder? He's usually involved in things like this.

Peregrine Falcon is Hayabusa 隼 in Japanese. I'll take the latter. CP

@gla2yyz: I KNEW I had you heart-clicked for a reason

Easy. My Pontiac G8 GXP with the 6M

@Isetta: I guess it would depend on what comes out when it cuckoos.

@Isetta: I prefer his Rolex Explorer

It appears that the commentariat misunderstands the question to be "what car has lots of angles?" as opposed to the correct "what car only looks good from certain angles?"

@mcamaj: That looks like a seville

I prefer this switch

@Old No.7: FWIW the real purpose of that valey key in the ZR1 was to allow Chevy to claim higher gas mileage for the car, thereby complying with CAFE requirements.

@CJinSD: The reason Chevy installed that feature in the ZR-1 was that it allowed them to claim better gas mileage for the car, thus meeting CAFE requirements. Sorry, has nothing to do with respecting intelligence.

"he appears to have lost $40 billion dollars after spending lavishly on things like statues of him having sex."