I geddit, we all love V8s. But do we love paying for gas?

Proving that - once again - design really isn't everyone's cuppa. Clearly this person has never experienced the pain of removing tape residue, either.

350? 302? I don't see numbers...

Enter the gorgeous, insanely lusty Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione (and spyder.)

The shape is so right, and deserving of a second chance on the roads. Though on 2nd thought, the DLO is comically short in length, especially knowing a mid engined 'Merican V8 lives there, with a transmission behind. It makes a Miata's look Maybachesque in comparison.

This is like 60 minutes rigging gas tanks on Chevy pickups to explode "convincingly" for the camera. You can bolster any point if you create the correct setup.

Englewood always up to no good. What's true in LA applies in Chicago apparently.

I'll have to nominate the Mazda Furai.

They've made something north of 10 by now on their way to 50... don't think it qualifies really.

Just 5 car companies? Not bad! Interesting that none are German, 4 make commodity cars, and 2 are perhaps the most dull companies extant - LFA and ARX notwithstanding...

Lancia Stratos

It's two cars for the price of one, you just need a clean E30 body shell to plop the engine in, and a 325 mill (not an eta, either) to bring this to life.

because microvan.

I was iffy on Harris' rants after a few recent pieces in Evo that I disagreed with. The Ferrari one seemed a canny mix of prescient, and populist. Nevertheless, Ferrari has pulled enough inane stunts as of late - many of which chronicled in the pages of Evo, and on the Jalopnik stream - that makes me question the…

I wouldn't think FWD is ideal for a dune buggy, but maybe this guy knows something I don't.

So replaying the crash a few times, it's clear the driver of the Lincoln was simply going to fast to react to the scene that unfolded. The red Plymouth/Dodge convertible was already in the exit lane, going far slower than he was. The police car was taking up two lanes. With the wet roads, the poor responsiveness of a…

Here's my other nomination. Pure win. So pure one hit might leave you blind.

I'm beginning to believe the Mini Countryman might be this car. Stupid interior design and highish price aside, it's big enough to haul stuff and people, yet small enough to park in a city.

Yes, needs more wagon.

A manual hard-roof Metro might be a good example of an ironic and amusing little car. This is just painful. CP.