Maybe we are the racist ones for automatically associating an accent with skin color.

This seems like the wrong car for a stylist to use as inspiration.

".....1980s Chrysler 5th Avenue advertised at $2,200."

It's awesome that not too long ago, rear shoulder belts were a safety option.

There have been public threats made on his life. I guess you don't mess with the Gangsta Disciples.

I don't think Hammond was the right person to review the Pagani. Not only could he barely see above the steering wheel, but I don't think he really imparted to viewers just how good it is. It also would have been nice to see it on the road to really drive in the point that this is a road car that can best many track…

I expect it to be the 80's and the car is a DeLorean filled with cocaine.

I really like the old Japanese mini trucks. Subaru had some great ones too.

One way to see the engine in a 959. :)

"The way Tobii's eye tracker works in the Hyundai is you press a button on the back of the steering wheel with your left hand to activate the system."

Unsatisfied by Colin Chapman's equation for the perfect car, Mazda engineers "simplied, then multiplied lightness" on the Miata.

The vents to either side of the rear lights look like Emo Tears. Awww.

The "M" in BMW's M-cars stands for Miata.

I guess my problem with the car is that it isn't a balanced package. The car is undrivable at full boost with no traction control. On a road course, this would be a disaster. Breaking acceleration records is fine, but I doubt you'll ever see this car breaking a record outside a runway.

Two thumbs up. Like a sir!

"Most controls are located on stalks or on the dash the near the steering wheel."

Beige would have really bitten back if this had become a reality.

The ELR was tops for me. It's the first electric car from a major automaker that I wouldn't be ashamed to drive.

Absolutely Bonkers!

My ongoing nightmare has been oil usage and bad valve stem seals. It's literally $20 worth of parts that wreak havoc on your engine and are hard as hell to replace.