@oddseth - "To me winning is having a good high-paying job that has a $1K/month car allowance so you can drive your clients around in a shiny new A7 while saving your own hard earned money for a late model 911 turbo and an X5 35d for your wife so she can look hot while shuttling the kids around."

It was sweet cuz it was basically a military vehicle. All the new supercar suvs are basically crossovers that are made to look all supercar-ish. And they're all awful.

I just pop the rear hatch to get to the third row. I think that's easier than the sliding door, or at least as easy — 3rd row gets its own door! Plus the rear facing 3rd row is a rarity these days, so it'll give the kids in the "wayback" some fond childhood memories. And I'm not sure why the higher roof is a necessity…

Are you really hauling so much stuff so often that a wagon wouldn't suit you 99% of the time? I moved every stick of furniture in my house — big couches, beds, kitchen tables, desks, tv stands, etc. — with m'Volvo. I'm a musician and almost daily I haul tons of equipment— instruments, amps, etc — across long…

Gotta say, I'd enjoy a ride in that Spyker SSUV. It may be ugly, but it sure looks sumptuous.

torrentz.eu thats the moneyness right there. it searches *all* the torrent sites for you. go ahead, try it.

OMG you're right

Pinstripes, IMO, ruin the lines of most modern cars, drawing the eye's attention away from, and usually conflicting with, the manufacturer-designed character lines on the side of the car.

For me, it was love at first sight—it became my favorite supercar before I had ay idea what it would be capable of. I agree its not the prettiest car in the world, but it is amazing to behold.

@stephdumas - Man, your comments are really starting to hurt my brain.

Hmm... I don't *love* the SLS (I think it comes down to the fact that the original gullwing was just so. much. awesomer.)... but I think I'd rather have one over the not-pretty-enough F430.

Best. Beetle. Ever.

nibbles...

Needs more Madonna without a seat belt.

Not the same mirrors, but thanks for playing. I guess no one else cares to hazard a guess?

In fact, the real question is: what car is behind the SLR? I only see a side mirror— GO!

I've seen enough GranTurismos around my neck of the woods to be able to identify that one quickly, and I can see 722 written on the side of the silver car, so thats an SLR, and SV is written on the side of the one behind the Maser, so thats an Murcie SV. And I believe I've seen a picture of that Konigseggegsgegssege…

No, no. Don't let the alphanumeric on the top of the block confuse you— in Italian, they write their "I"s like "V"s. Its just a Vtalvan thing.