Because penis.

If I could promote this, I would.

I can fathom that kids that young don't understand emotional pain.

I'm just going to leave this here...

Remember how Mythbusters did that golf-ball car body, but had to add a ton of weight to do it? Why not try that but without adding weight. See if hundreds of tiny perforations in teh car body make it more aerodynamic.

Wait a minute. Why'd you say it wasn't an F-body? I just took your word for it instead of looking into it and assumed that like the GTO, Commodore, Monaro, and G8 that it was a V-body. The chassis designation in the VIN (which is different from the chassis name, as I don't believe GM is allowed to put an epsilon or…

V-body. Same market lineage, though not mechanical.

I clicked "Expand" on the third picture. Admit it, you did too.

There may be others down the list, but the f-body is, was, and will be the gearhead car for the DIY set.

I had the AX201 Silver Ghost in mind when I wrote the question, but after reading around a bit I think the answer is probably the 7:22 Mercedes SLR.

Houston.

That's pretty cool, but pico projectors have been around for a while. They didn't need wait just so they could use one with their iphones. Buncha cake-eating hipsters.

Egg Zachary. When your president shows up on the Daily Show and is lauded by Jon Stewart, then you know capitalism is dead in your country. He should have left sooner.

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Toyota Paseo.

6'4".

#9. That's not the answer, Dave. Headroom is only half of the problem. Right now for me to fit in a Miata I have to take the left door off so I can contort my knee in a way that lets me actuate the clutch pedal, and I have to wrap my right leg around the shifter.

Quit discriminating against tall people.

Well let's just hope they learned their lesson from this.