It's comments like this why I want a facebook "like" button on Jalopnik posts

I'd be more impressed with this article if Jalopnik had a "Ask Baumgartner Anything you want while he free-falls from space" during his 5 minute free fall tomorrow morning

The time to give up on a daily driver is when the "memories" of the car become a driving factor in the decision making process of to repair/or not to repair. As it sits your Saab is worth a grand or two, and any repair can easily be 10-50% of the cars value, thus making it economically pointless. I have lived through…

A Ferrari V12 from a 599 into a Mazda RX7, what's quirkier then a rotary engine? A Italian V12! I am actually in the planning stage of a similar kind of build...but I am keeping that build a secret for SEMA '13

Factory Five Cobra replica....who needs a top, or a trunk, or safety features, or the ability not now fry your leg on the tranny tunnel. Then again, who cares!

Hydrogen BMW 7 series, the car is awesome but where the heck do you fill it up? You'd become best friends with Burbank's bus mechanics or the other 9 actual stations listed here http://www.afdc.energy.gov/fuels/hydrogen_locations.html

This factory lime green from Bentley...special ordered. I remember seeing this in the DuPont a few years back

The Toyota Beige/Gold found on Camrys

As a hatchback loving Canadian I don't think there should be that excitement for the B class Benz. I extended test drove one a few years back thinking it would be the perfect car for me; little engine with a turbo, manual transmission available, high seating position and a luxury badge to impress my friends. What I…

Mt Pleasant and Lawerence in Toronto. Two major streets meet, and Mt Pleasant jogs about 50 meters making this a super confusing intersection. There are 16 lights to control traffic, and some lights you need to be at a certain angle to see, making this the hardest intersection to navigate in Toronto if you have never…

Gum or hard candy....as an ex-smoker gum is key for long distance drives, plus it wakes you up!

Fresh pizza and a magic marker....step 1, eat the pizza. step 2, get the marker and write funny messages on the pizza box to cars you pass. step 3, if your car breaks down you have cardboard to lay on.

I don't know if owning a (77-89) Aston Martin Vantage would be the ideal city car. I have helped push my friends aroound a few times in Toronto when it broke down....and broken down cars blocking intersections are horrible for traffic flow. I have a 63 Austin Healey and I have had a few occasions where I've had to ask…

One of my favorite things to do in Toronto is parallel parking in spots that are just big enough for my car but still tight and take talent to get into. I give myself 10 points is I get in with one try and every adjustment I make costs me a point. I have made parking into an artform over the years, even once getting a…

A clean car....not drive through a carwash clean, but to the level where you know the guy spent 30 mins on the ground scrubbing his rims. I have never met someone who maintains their car to the utmost level and is not a good driver

Never seen it in person, but ghost riding has to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

Porsche Blackberry. Bigger then a Bold, don't feel as nice in your hands as a Bold...and you're paying more for a Porsche logo...plus it's a blackberry (and it pains me to say that as I'm a loving blackberry user!)

Ferrari clothing of any kind. It's either owned by wannabe's or Ferrari owners clad in clothing to show the world that they in fact, own a Ferrari. On another note, are you asking the Worlds Most Stereotypical Lamborghini Owner this question?…

Stephen Harper (Prime Minister of Canada) has been seen riding with his family in a Toyota Sienna, if not in that he's in a convoy of Mercury Grand Marquis and he's in an armored Cadillac DTS....can't get much crazier then that!

Use proper English and grammar (or whatever language your National language is) when writing your ad. Nothing screams "dumb kid" like reading an ad that is like this: