I dunno man, Nissan claims the 370Z is lighter than the car it replaced. Name one other car that's pulled off that trick in the last 10 years.

seriously under rated car.

Here's what I got from this video : Harry Metcalfe's taste in cars is flawless.

To me, it doesn't matter what kind of car they drive; but the deal breaker would be if they used their car for a trash can.

Yeah, but that one's TOTALLY worth it.

The Ford GT doesn't need no stinkin' cup holder.

Exactly. No soles, er, souls were lost.

As a former XT owner I agree. It was different but once you sat in the cockpit the ergonomics were amazing. The entire console stalk with buttons moved with the tilt/telescope steering wheel. I loved the ergonomics of the XT. Everything was easily within reach.

Many GM steering wheels with airbags in the 90's. But for Cadillac to put zero effort into what amount to driving with a Kleenex box in front of you really irked me.

Lies. Damn Dirty Lies.

I actually found this really cool. But that's just me.

These. OMG, it's these.

Let us remember this stroke of genius from Lancia

I can't say I'm a fan of the three-spoke steering wheel design from some vehicles of the 70s; pictured below is a Cadillac Eldorado's;

so. many. buttons.

I would imagine that the Tesla Nascar would have a 350 cubic inch pushrod V8. With a fake solar panel decal on the roof.

Why just on cop cars? This would be a nice feature to offer on civilian vehicles too—especially now that the law requires us to pull off the road to use our cell phones.

No, I don't live in a trailer.

Where in the world did it make sense for Honda to rebadge a Land Rover?