The 9C1:

Early 80's NASCAR Caprice.

The Kingswood Estate. Duh.

I love the British plated bro truck...

Here is a close up of the steering wheel in my former 90'. I am not sure what the middle place holder is for. Also, those are not labels, on the buttons, they are see through. They actually light up red at night.

Here is something that won't die on you, for under $10k. And heated seats. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-4Ru…

This:

After driving a car for a few days, I usually have a general location of where the buttons are that I use often (e.g. temp up/down, defrost, etc). Sure, an infotainment system with 80 different functions is no good, either...but I believe that the most frequently used functions need dedicated buttons.

Awesome, more multi-function screens and no dedicated buttons. I've said it before, when there are no dedicated buttons or even tactile feedback on the touch screen, a driver will be required to take their eyes off of the road to adjust secondary controls.

I have dedicated jerk-off pants.

The 918 wins based on livery alone.

Because Racecar

When I was growing up I came upon this show of awesomeness. Damn they did this good with all the future crap. Looking back it was a shit show but still awesome for a 10 year old watching cars do crazy future stuff.

Oh and it had freaking missiles!!!!!

The answer, of course, is the Miata

'63 Pininfarina Chevrolet Corvette Rodin. Designed by the son of the man who designed the Lincoln Zephyr while working at Pininfarina.

It's a flip-up directional arrow sign.

What a shame. Every time we lose a warbird or one gets damaged, a piece of history dies as well. These warbirds are one of the few remaining artifacts from WW2. By flying them, the memory of brave people continues on.

Well, there's a very good chance the exhaust itself is nearly 4" in diameter...

It's easier to show up to the track with several sets of wheels wrapped in tires to burn instead of waiting to remount tires after every 5 laps. Most people just go with whatever's affordable for this purpose, then put their fancy wheels back on to drive away.

I disagree. I have been daily driving my 91 civic Si over 110 miles a day for the past 7 years. No issues yet.