Wow! I'm surprised it doesn't look like it took any influence from NASCAR.

I@BaconSandwich and the generic grey civic of doom: I agree and that would be awesome. It would be nice to see in the domestic market an original high end coach built luxury car.

One could only imagine what kinds of awesome machinery Packard would be be making if they were still around today.

That 3.7 V6 is beggin' for some BOOST!

@FrankGrimes: BUILD IT!

@FromaBuick6: pick the mystic paint scheme, y'know the one that changes colors.

To Ms./Mrs. Booth Babe: I don't know who you are, and to tell you the truth I'm not really interested in knowing (sorry, it just wouldn't work out... I'm waaaay out of your league ;-) ).

@imag: Agreed, they need that thing Bangle'd, Chris Bangle'd.

@chathamh: Oh no, please don't get me wrong. I totally agree that the Camry sucks, I was only pointing out that even though it still Sucks it still sells. Really in the end if I were given a choice to irresponsibly hoon a GM like the Impala or a Camry I'd style for the Toyota...Only cause I could hoon it reliably.

Toyota, although producing a pulse dropping yawn car like the Camry, still sales more cars. Heck, they still lead sales with that lame Camry too so one really can't fault them with being "dissappointing" with being successful and all. Of course there's always that accelerator pedal recall scandal among others to sneer…

@RolloGrande: Psst hey, word of advice for those automatic flushing airport toilets. Put some of the provided Butt-gaskets over the sensor, that way you be able to crap in peace indefinitely. A Simple hack to an otherwise complex problem.

Is this an attempt to mix hippie and hoon together? if so will Hemp seats be included in the package?

@Bret: it's probably part of their Tide sponsorship agreement.

@s_teve: Slow? Not at all. What you are witnessing is the manifesation of the The Awesomeness Manifesto.

@B1663R: I saw the photo and loved it. Thank you for making my day. oh, and heart click for you by the way.

1995 Chrysler Sebring. It's bound to be an oddity collecter's car in the future... I mean, look at the Edsel.

@pauljones: If that greatness calls for the replacing all of Chrysler's cars with mouth-watering Italian models then I'm all game....But, they need nice Italian models first.

@Roberto G.: ...borrrring!

@wkiernan: ...well, I sure do love me some of them Le BigMacs.

This work of art is proof that all a French model really needs to do is shave the armpits, bathe and viola! Pure clean simple beauty...very nice!