Even so, I think it's enough of a victory - for now - to see the Diesel Mazda6 coming stateside

You beat me to it!

Well there is an entire SAE standard for this sort of thing, and the Wikipedia article about it (SAE J1772) confirms that the Model S uses it:

Attention Ford: you have some serious potential with the Falcon for a premium RWD sedan. But I digress.

Been learning to program on the Launchpad this fall, it's such a great little micro

Eventually we will know the electric cars have turned against us when they start putting on grilles like the Bane mask

"Technically it's clearly a product of the 1960's — a rear-engined, rear-wheel driven Coke bottle of a car. And yet, as soon as you drive one, you'd be a fool to say it isn't keeping up with its contemporaries." - Yes, we can study its evolution here.

Yeah uh, BBT doesn't really do much to promote nerd acceptance.

Because someone had to post it

Unfortunately, the 'get a free truck with every gun purchase' deal fell flat on its face, for mysterious reasons...

My vote goes for the Volvo (because manual turbo), but to add some variety to the discussion, anyone else remember the late-80s Ford Taurus wagon?

On the subject of trying out different tech, I'd also be interested in seeing a hydraulic-hybrid garbage truck.

I miss the times when we had Turboencabulators on our cars

Heart-Clicky for you, Victorious!

So uh, at risk of being that guy, just how many ASSHOLE members are on this forum anyway?

#COTD nomination right there!

Hats if you win an F1 race? Perhaps someone has been playing TF2 too much

This Lamborghini is far preferable to any crossover

Wonder if the TSA passed up the opportunity to erm, strip search the engine?

FF*** yes #seewhatididthere