Thanks for the explanation, those are good lists...

There was a farmer, had a dog... BINGO was his name-O.

Why do you guys always change the title of the QOTD when you post the results? It's misleading at best. Yesterday you ask "what car has aged most gracefully." Fine question, but it favors answers that are old shapes that still look fresh.

So true. And so much better looking than the 599 that followed.

I actually like this car a lot but...

Honestly, that is amazing. Stupid, but amazing.

Needs motorcycle tires.

It's a German love-in! Automobile gave it up for the A7 (Or was it A6? Weisswurst/knockwurst, potato, kartoffell...), which was a finalist for MT.

Taganskaya Square, Moscow

If you didn't like eggplant when it was fresh, there's little chance you'll like it the next day...

I remember when Road & Track would compete against Car & Driver with artist illustration covers of the next whatever. It made for great newsstand warfare in the 80s, so kudos to Jalopnik for finally achieving the same on the internet.

Looks fussy, and overwrought. What's with the big ass? Must be that the next convertible is going to a folding hardtop.

The orange wheels? No.

approved by Pedobear and Penn State assistant coaches everywhere...

A pic from the 0-60 article, with explanations of what the heck is going on in there.

THIS.

I'd venture that the lack of "hardened" elements of a social media system are at the root cause of their current lack of inclusion into the EAS.

"The Corolla’s design, created with input from styling studios in Turin, Italy, strikes a sporty profile." was the complete sentence...

Seriously this car is wound up looking. Must be fun with all those horsepowers and torques, though.

I used to live in Rockledge FL. Just a year, but long enough to know it's a fairly shady area. CP for that fact alone.