You sure this isn't a rejected airplane design for the Italian Air Force?

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You know, we used to have a name for these. Station wagon. Please start calling them by there proper name automakers.

I'm reminded of a line from "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel": "There's a saying in India: there's always room for one more."

Wait, they made a Plymouth out of that?!

Give it crap all you want, but you have to admit, it does look menacing.

Could this also work in a Dodge Dart?

We get it Anonymous! What do you want now?

"Luckily I have acquired a special set of skills over many years." Well, he can drift a car pretty good. So...death by drifting?

What about Clarkson? He seems to get away with calling the F50 terrible.

When watching Star Trek, they still call it paperwork, even though it seems like there's not a shread of paper for official use in all of Starfleet. I'm sure the term "gas pedal" is going to stick around for quiet a bit.

Of all the stories the BBC have to cover, they go for the owl stuck in the big American lorry? Don't they have enough home grown craziness to cover on their side of the pond?

I wonder why?

Don't you already have it? Thought it was called the Giulietta?

You think it goes like stink? Must be shit to fix the thing.

Is it just me, or does the Tumbler look smaller than you'd expect?

It's still a Maserati, and now with a usable back seat! If it weren't for that pesky thing called a budget, this would be my car for picking up the ladies. (By ladies, I mean helping out with my Dad's non-for-profit Rider's Club of America and picking up those who cannot drive.)

Uh...you know, I'm just gonna let this one slide.

Some details, like the headlight cluster and the tail lights, look cool, but I'm not digging the side of it. Looks too bloated.