Pure ignorance here: I'm a NASCAR fanatic, but I enjoy sports car racing and will be tuned in to Le Mans this weekend. Do they have a back up to roll out? Or do they put all their focus into one race car?

Sweet jorts, man...Or at least, I hope those are jorts

I did! Thought that was a Porsche, but I'm not an expert on European Tractors, just good old John Deere :)

I liked that bit at the end where they say "We. Made. This." and zoom in on the car with each word, landing on the Chrysler emblem. I hope that this is a recurring theme with all their commercials for future cars. But that's just me.

It's the Ferrari V8 sound, only better.

I was just thinking this the other day. But the reasoning I came up with was that cars just don't stand out on their own enough to not need badges. Maybe I'm wrong but that's how I justified it.

If the government isn't forcing or encouraging people to make these investments, and they're unable to enforce these mandates, nothing is going to change.

I figured it out, the thing that makes me think this looks off. On the last design, there was a slight roundness to the top of the grille. This is straight across the top. Sadly, it looks like they grafted a new face onto the car without reshaping the rest. That left a slightly curved hood that worked well with the…

That's pretty neat

Hawt. If I weren't such a broke college student, this would be a great car for campus

Saw this article involved Jim Butler Chevrolet and being from the St. Louis news market, the only thing that went through my head was their jingle: "Jim Butler is the Chevy Powerhouse" (Commercial). They also had one with a creepy butler that I remember from growing up. Sad to hear about a local dealer, be interesting…

Damn straight! A lot heavier than it looks.

Wow, I didn't realize it but I was holding my breath there until they crossed the finish line. I'm not even that big of a fan of Aussie V8's! Great video!

My first thought when I saw this on the homepage was this...

Not unless you are comfortable watching NASCAR stock cars circling the track in the rain at 50mph, I don't think there is a safe and entertaining solution

I'm sure you'll hear this a lot, but Goodyear has rain tires, but they can't be used on ovals. The high loads that are generated by racing on an oval would destroy those rain tires in a heart beat. They've used them on road courses before, but to my knowledge, only in the Nationwide series. It doesn't produce the best…

And as someone who loves getting the most bang for my buck, I want my car to look more expensive than it is. If I didn't need a pickup truck for my future profession (I'm going to be an agriculture teacher after college graduation), this would be high on my list.

I agree with you here. How many different grille designs can you come out with that are 100% new and original with absolutely zero in common with any other grille out there? There will be similarities, just as there are with overall car design. (cue "It looks like an Accord Coupe" meme)

I like the Ford grilles, whether people want to complain about it being Aston-ish or not. I think they look great and I'm not afraid to say it. This makes me want a Focus so much more

That's why I like this one so much more than the blue and red one. I'm not a big fan of red, and it looks like it's got lipstick on. But the green/yellow combo looks like a racer and I love how their race cars look. Because race car