Since this car is ultimately doomed for failure, I'll just put this here in advance.

I'm finding it hard to have any feelings toward this car. It's not bad looking, but there is absolutely nothing about the design that evokes any emotion or energy. It's just sort of, there. Aside from the quad exhaust, I would guess that this is a mid-level Impreza sedan.

Aside from the Faux x 4 elements on the truck, this isn't bad. It the bed still carries a payload and it can tow, there isn't any reason to buy a Tacoma anymore.

If it wasn't for my BMW, I wouldn't have spent that year in college.

Getting drunk while on Xanax or whatever medication it is that you "need" in order to fly. These are the people who invariably create the biggest problems.

Jet Capsule? Is that the slang term for suppository now?

Nissan Cube.

That motorcyclist who high sided should be damn thankful that the driver of the car behind him was so on the ball. That was a catastrophe waiting to happen.

I vote for last gen Ford Broncos. There is nothing special about these vehicles, yet owners seem to think that they are appreciating in value.

Sheesh, what kind of person rolls their car and doesn't set the parking brake and put it in gear afterwards?

While it may not have been their marketing team's intent, the Charade was a very appropriately named car.

Here is my problem. Drivers argue that a car isn't "pure" unless it has a device in it that pulls your attention away from driving itself. A manual transmission doesn't make you a better driver. Shifting gears is elemental when you consider its part in the overall scope of driving. Mastering a manual transmission…

Why does this even matter? The roads with the highest speed limits are the most uninteresting. It doesn't matter whether you are going 75 or 105 in a straight line for hundreds of miles on end. Any gasoline powered car sold in America (minus the smart car) is fully capable of doing the speed limit on any road in…

Lemme guess....Bindi Irwin was driving?

Maybe not a supercar, but this is the douchiest driving EVER.

What a shame. This car definitely stole the show when it was introduced. Now they've gone ahead and priced it into obscurity.

Sir Topham Hatt is going to be cross.

Truck trials are just about the best thing ever.

The T-Rex looks as dated as its namesake. Honestly, the only 3-wheeled vehicle that ever struck my fancy was the VW GX-3. Introduced in 2006, this thing would still captivate an auto show crowd today. It's a damn shame the vehicle never made it to production.