Reader bohemianleper can explain to you why the Prowler has earned a spot on this list.

Headbands were the rage in '70s Sweden

Remake of "C'était un Rendez-vous?"

Or new artificial sound generator for electrics.

Have you been in the back seat of an ATS? Any smaller and it'd be an XLR. (Maybe not a bad thing.)

T1XX? No human could possibly remember such a long alphanumeric sequence. Obviously they had to shorten it.

Did they consult William Hudnut on this move?

Perhaps, but even if it were accurate (which it is not) getting over a low bar is not impressive. Believe me, I used to pole vault 8.5 feet. That said, I love the SS and the world would be a happier place if everyone drove one.

Slightly more artistic than a Ken Block production.

This news makes poor-selling Chevy SS sad.

What will those dirty "foreign limousine" people think of next.

Did someone say GM electric car moon shot?

Hard to imagine those factory shutdowns were simply to trim output. I've kind of assumed they were tooling up for this. Only way to kickstart sales at this point. Otherwise, the car is dead.

I maintain that the Soul has become the Beetle of our day.

Not sure what's worse, that Caddy grille or the one on the Mercedes-Benz CLR. Branding uber alles.

Is he really credited with the quote "records were made to be broken?"

This list makes the GT500 sad.

When it comes to real world speed: Mechanics > Engineers > Physicists

Sorry, dozed off for a second there.

And, yes, Season 1 is on Netflix. Because Netflix.