Or turbofans...

instead of Ken Block's mustang I'll take his custom RaptorTrax

Agreed wagons are practical. A performance or luxury wagon is an oxymoron.

I just don't get why anyone would pay six figures for a street legal car. Ever. For any reason.

No. But I am on the internet so I'm not afraid to share my useless opinion.

A top-of-the-range American pickup truck is a better luxury car than a luxury car.

Still not as loud as as the fifty-third playing of "Gangnam Style"

I never reply to these but this one especially hits home. I drive a silver R8 which I assumed would be somewhat inconspicuous due to it being silver, but inconspicuous it is not. I also have a truck and my wife has an S4, so I'm not forced to daily drive but have decided against it for all the reasons you mentioned.

Honda NR750. Not because of the bike itself, that looked like, well, a bike.

The Uno dicycle.

The GT86 essentially is a modern version of the original RWD Celica.

1904 Haleson. Steam powered, bitches.

A 3/4 Mustang successor to the original Celica would be awesome. Unfortunately, Toyota somehow thinks a Corolla coupe with a Camry engine (Scion Tc) is a worthy successor. While the GT86 would have also been an excellent opportunity to revive the Celica name, Toyota missed the boat by appealing to the Playstation…

Counterpoint: Ads like this are necessary. I would love to see ads like this in the US during major sporting events. Too many people don't take this subject seriously enough.

Our wonder POS entry to the contest from my company. Our top dogs on this program should have been layed off for ever thinking this design had a chance to win the biggest defense contract ever. Nice job you guys. Now we are out of the fighter business.

That's pretty sexy though.

Just gonna leave this here, kind of a pallet cleanser after that X-32. Bubble top Griffon Spits...absolutely.

@lankybits: Sure, of course it is. The true answer lies in the back of what Ray drove to his high school reunion.