@Spinnetti: But it's not. By making it look like the car is intended for people in their 20s, it makes people in their 40s and 50s feel good about buying it.

Best entry so far. No overwrought prose, and a kick-ass topic.

Does the car of the decade have to be so ugly?

@crazycarlarry:

I like being able to drive.

As long as it is the lightest car in its class, it is still okay for it to be a Lotus.

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"So what is the energy-efficiency like of the route Jaguar would take should this concept car's engine eventually reach mass-production?" followed by a bunch of stuff that doesn't even attempt to answer the question.

@Brendan Nolte:

@snapoversteer fronts the prog-rock band Camber Tweel:

@1AJeremy:

Put turn signals on it and it'd be street legal in a bunch of states.

@solracer: Ceiling? And how much can it lift at 15000 feet, if it can even go that high?

@buckeye2k: Congratulations.

@streetRIDE: How many more 9/11s do would we have had without this tracking device? Did you ever think about that?

I've seen a paraplegic guy get into the driver's seat of a lifted F350, unassisted. It was amazing.

@Brian: Cogito Ergo ZOOM!:

@Adamskiy, as seen on TV!:

@jeepsta: It really exists.

@MrEvil: Yeah, but if they do go IRS with the Falcon, they'll already have it implemented.