Mazda 3. Having one in the family and driving it on-and-off for the past couple years has me convinced. I usually despise FWD, but that little thing is just well sorted out.

I worked a computer shop not too long ago, and this was a good indicator that they had scareware/malware/viruses/Boy George running amok in their computer. If they didn't have the sense to either not install, or even disable 8 toolbars, you know they would download anything "Facebook" told them to.

The very front part with the headlights seems slightly familiar. What could it be? Oh well, nevermind.

Ford Mustang II Cobra II

Small-block V8

No need for Explorer hate here. My second generation X racked up ~113 on the Jalop scale. That is provided you consider it a truck, like I do. It's the family hauler, not a family-hauler, in my homestead.

Can't say I agree with the ordering, that's my main point to contend.

Fox-body Mustang.

How often is a kid going to be riding along in one of these? If they were that concerned about child safety, wouldn't they be worried about kids riding in older cars without weight sensing airbags? What about cars, like my Mustang, that don't even have a passenger's airbag?

I believe the picture says it all.

George Preston Dorris a native of Memphis, proprietor of Dorris Motors, and a suspected ancestor of mine is responsible for the float-carburetor.

Why did you turn?

If anyone really wants electric cars to take off (pun kinda intended) there needs to be racing involved. It can prove to people that "electric car" isn't synonymous with "slow" and it can be a driving force (ok, that wasn't intended) for making them better, at least until someone goes NASCAR on them and puts the whole…

Coming from an Explorer owner, this is old news. Strangely enough, if you have a Mercury Mountaineer (the corporate twin) most places don't seem to care. Apparently the only criteria is that it says "Explorer"on it somewhere. U-Haul has the dumb.

Glowing hot manifolds: wouldn't that expose them to considerable... danger?

Daewoo Lanos

Last time Ferrari rubbed Ford the wrong way things got epic. I'd like to see that play out again.

I was going to say that is was jacking the EVO's style, but you're right the EVO swiped Audi's grill first.