It's a car that reminds us why we love sports cars in the first place — because they're bold and provocative and exciting, designed to make us feel things that ordinary cars simply cannot.

God I hope every bureaucrat goes into work playing this song on their commute.

Granted we're not buried in the grey-zone

"Complicate and add weight" - Chapman

MK3?

What a fucking classic profile. This silhouette traces the E-Type more than anything I can remember. Stunning.

Pretty sure the only BMW you're going to find in Flint is a clapped out 318ti. Likely market share for carplay enabled BMWs in area? 1:85,000.

Wasn't the FWD kind of a killer as well?

For those of us who have been following Bristol, this is like if the weird, wealthy old man in the decaying mansion at the end of your street woke up one morning and told everyone in the neighborhood he's throwing a block party.

I kind of love this truck's appearance.

No NSX?!?

Hahahahah it's awesome because the disabled vehicle towards the end is a Land Rover

2,862,573 units is quite a fleet, but which was your favorite? Show us below now that we got our images back!

After seeing all of the articles about this car (?), I genuinely don't understand what this vehicle is trying to be. Also, are there pictures of it next to any other car or truck for proportional reference?

I failed my first test within 5 feet. I was too eager to get my license to wait for the MD ice storm to all melt the next day. Instead I shifted into first and spun the tires ever so slightly on the ice as I pulled off. This, according to the MD MVA, was enough to warrant an instant fail.

For sure, but let's put some lipstick on the cute little bugger :)

That's a happy lookin fella there.

I'm totally fine with that.

I wish they'd gone full-on lipstick to complete the look.

Dude, I bet you find yourself pulling for the bad guys in Cars 2 just like me. I need to get to this place ASAP