Those assholes at the Studebaker dealer won't answer my calls!

Dino 166T, using Ferrari naming conventions.

This list will probably be mostly bikes, so here are some of my favorites:

A tut mir leid, Herr Schwartzenbauer, but I prefer my Mini to be truly mini. I like the low to the ground seating position because it feels like you're going way faster than you actually are, much like a go kart. I like that my '06 Cooper S is small, bouncy, and silly, yet it has the steering feel on par with what a…

It came to the US as an attractive little hatch, a German alternative to the established subcompacts like the Focus and Corolla. However, GM slapped the wrong badge on it at the wrong time. Maybe it should have been sold as a Buick, though I'm not sure that would have really worked. The new OPC model sounds bonkers,…

A McLaren MP4-12C isn't much different to drive than my Mini Cooper and Silverstone is a fancy car park...

Not quite though. Nissan and it's previous incarnation, Datsun, has been selling good, quality cars for decades, so most people don't remember if they made anything that was truly shit. KIA has only recently made anything that would be considered a quality mainstream product. A lot of people I know still remember KIA…

Not quite though. Nissan and it's previous incarnation, Datsun, has been selling good, quality cars for decades, so most people don't remember if they made anything that was truly shit. KIA has only recently made anything that would be considered a quality mainstream product. A lot of people I know still remember KIA…

That's what my Bugeye WRX looked like to me. It was like they had different stylists in separate offices that didn't talk to each other until the project was complete.

I was on turn 11, saw the Ferrari with the wheel ripped off. I wish "wacky sax" would have played over the loudspeakers!

I'm an American who has traveled to Europe on a few occasions, so I do agree. It's your Camry. Over here, the Golf is more commonly sold as a GTI, but the Jetta (Bora?) variant is rather unexciting.

For all the money, time, and effort invested in self-driving cars, a horse works far better. Can't beat nature Google!

Works on car names too. Especially Ford SUV's.

Fiat Panda twin-air 65. It's two cylinders and will wisk you forward to 60 in 14.5 seconds and to a top speed of 99 miles per hour. Thrilling! Also, if you load it up with fat people like James May did on top gear, those numbers may change... a lot.

Danke Merkel.

I'm very happy with my '06 Cooper S. Feels lighter on its feet than it should, steering feel is amazing for an "economy car", and the overall driving experience is a laugh all around. In short the car is very happy, and I have a wonderful dilemma of whether to take my Triumph or Mini to work because they're both fun…

My dad had an H3 for a while and the cargo are had rubber floors instead of carpeting. Made cleaning up after two hairy yellow labs a breeze!