Exactly. The best example I can think of is the Golf, and the original Beetle before it.

As many as 10 new Minis will be created on this new platform, not to mention several BMWs set to go front-wheel drive for the first time.

Automakers can make a car that appeals to all women, by simply making a good car. Sounds obvious, that's because it's blindingly obvious. What women want, what men want (i.e., everyone, for the laypeople), is a solid car. Cars can totally have neutral styling (in terms of gender appeal) and look damn good. E-Type?…

You beat me to it, I was going to post the 2.3 16V.

This has to be a metaphor for something.

This has to be a metaphor for something.

Yeah, that is most definitely true. Either way, I think I'm happy with the results.

Like a Smart with a hayabusa engine.

You can't expect much from the stewards. I like Webber, he's a level-headed guy. I like Lewis too, because of his natural talent (but he is rather immature). Massa—also nice chap. Overall? Webber really deserved it since he's been treated poorly by his team and partner.

Once an opossum decided it would be a brilliant idea to trespass into our garage and climb all over my dad's car (soon to be my car). It scratched the paint, windshield and left paw prints and giant opossum shits on the roof.

Even better, the M5 twin turbo V8. ECU adjustment to 700bhp easy.

After growing up with my parent's cars which all had shiny wood, I can say rather assuredly that I hate it. It gets way too much dust, and dings make the wood look even more plastic-y than it already is. It definitely doesn't age well.

God the Mondial was such a piece of shit, but I just don't think I could live with the invariably decrepit auto in the 928. I don't even like Ferraris, I'm a Porsche fan all the way, but Jesus.

Well he got 3rd overall, which is damn good (having beat out Lewis). Real gent, great to see him move on to a team that wants him there and his talent. Good show m8.

AMG V12 Biturbo.

I didn't know iPhones could film in 3rd person.

Yes, essentially. It's like owning something that no one can really fix if it goes wrong, and no official service.

Practically new Fiskers go for something like 50% off MSRP, and still no one is buying them (for a good reason). I wonder if the company gets back with it, those cars will regain some of their value.

What a dreadful haircut, no wonder he's angry.

I like consistency.

I like consistency.