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And since Top Gear is still so damn popular these days, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May will all be in the game, giving voiceovers for cars during the career mode. That means you can expect a lot of outlandish analogies, lovely British accents, and probably at least one shout of POWWWWERRRRRR.

I disagree. While I appreciate the style of the '66 Chrysler, I have a fair amount of experience with big-block, torsion bar ChryCo cars from the '60s, '70s and '80s. The New Yorker may win on style points, but not on much else. I could drive it with its current patina, but mechanically keeping all those rare old bits…

1995-1999 riviera. It looks on the handsome side of average in photos.....But when you see one up close, the subtle curves and edges become apparent. The way the rear kinda bows out like hips and the front end just flows into the rest of the body.....It really is a striking design for a buick and makes you wonder…

Respectfully, I disagree.

Really? This did it better. Albeit it looked like a UFO.

I'll just leave this here.

Included.

No way. This is waay too ugly to be a future classic. The original Q45 (the one without the grill) is much more likely to be a future classic: