Sharp looking car, shame it was never built.

I owned all of the original Hot Wheels, and had this been a real car you could buy, I'd have had multiple Dodge Deora's in my driveway over the years instead of Mercury Cougars.

I know I'm probably in the minority here, but this "super car" never really appealed to me. I found its looks a bit, er, boring.

Celiac?

The car to follow the Ferrari La Ferrari, and quite likely the last Ferrari to matter before the company sinks into irrelevancy: The Ferrari Hubris.

Gretsch Corvette, Warwick Corvette, Dean Cadillac.

1969 Cougar.

So much lust

Sorry, it's just not attractive enough.

I like it. Very antiestablishment.

I used to love car shoots. Now, most of the time we work with CAD files and digitally render the car, even for moving shots.

He did make the 7 series look expensive and worth the premium rather than looking like an overpriced stretched 5 series.

And 924. Heck I even used to be able to afford entry point 911's.

The introduction of this and the Miata at the same Autoshow remains a moment of magic in my mind.

I had one of the first available ordering it at its Autoshow debut. No issues, and it remains one of the very best cars I ever owned.

I'd be interested to know the numbers for white crime on whites. Bet it's similar, and therefore a misleading statistic.

Funnily enough I think he was trying to do just that in the Fezza.

Harris left /Drive.

So Porsche has taken a page from Ferrari's playbook then?

Ah, I see you share my fantasy karting track lottery spend. Excellent!