My favorite canopied car, the 1988 Plymouth Slingshot concept.

I just looked at the post again and it's actually painted silver. Silver? Beige? What's the difference?

Granted, the automaker appears to have spent a ton of money on incentives so maybe this shouldn't be a surprise.

Is it possible to not have NSFW language in the headlines? I like this site and most of the content while an expletive or two in the body of text is no big deal, An expletive on in bold text on the main page is a little excessive.

He's wrong because he doesn't get to decide. Period.

I see a LOT of Viper in that body.

Steering-less automated cars like GOOGLE's. Going at low speed with no other way to control the vehicle by yourself when something happens is dangerous....going at freeway speed with 100's of cars that are NOT automated is just leaving it to the hands of GOD that you will make it each and every trip without a systems…

I'm sorry Tom I'm afraid I can't do that.

I fear that autonomous vehicles will be made mandatory to be on the road and that we will no longer be able to drive free.

Didn't read the article, eh? They mention this car specifically as one source of inspiration for the car's design.

I dunno, I'd rock one of those. If I had the money, I'd actually have a special place in my garage for a few really well-done attempts at this sort of thing. There was one based on a C6 Corvette that attempted to re-imagine the 63 splitback and one other that attempted to re-create an E-Type.

You can end your run upside down and still win at this sport? I love it.

Bonus fact: Lambo is the originator of Movember!

How on earth does Magnus Walker make the list and not Jerry Seinfeld!!?? The hype about this guy lately is SO overrated. I mean, Walker is cool and all, I get it…the dreadlocks, the beard, yada yada...but his collection is completely lame compared to Seinfeld. He wants to own every 911 between '64 and '73…..how…

When taking a high school auto shop course, it doesn't really matter what you're working on to learn most of the concepts they're teaching. Now what would get you more interested in taking the course in the first place? Knowing you get to work on a half-disassembled 20 year old Corolla carcass, or on a Viper?

58 years in Congress?
That is disgusting.

Good riddance, but it's a shame that such a long "career" exists. We need term limits.

Just going to leave this here