Fuck. No. Just give me some knobs.

I found an easy fix. It's been around 100+ years.

This is why I always assume SUV drivers are the worst ones. Good decision making wouldn't lead most people to buy them at all.

It is such an ugly car.

It's a ghost car!

Reliable self driving cars: available wherever flying cars are sold.

Fat fucking chance... not a single one will live past 30 years.

Jingoistic view, braugh....the Unimog is known the world over, just not in the US. Like many Americans, you've applied a very narrow-minded, provincial view to the excercise.

So many cars missing from the list... Plymouth Sundance... Pontiac GrandAm... Mercury Tracer... Hyundai Excel. Classics, I tell you! Beloved classics!

Since we're talking about a 100 year list, I fail to see why the Beetle, a car that's nearing it's 80th birthday and is still loved the world over, isn't on it. No doubt it'll still have a fan base in 100 years and a readily available parts supply to support it.

Amazing, but I think the Big Balls Award doesn't go to the truck/truck driver but to the F1 driver. Headline should be "Holy Crap an F1 Drove under a Jumping Truck"

I'd like to see a forklift lifting a crate of forks. It'd be so damn literal!

It's been done numerously, and it's as good as you imagine.

I want to drive a Ferrari through that tunnel at 7500 rpm

This is the face I make before I sneeze.

With thanks to my lovely, glovebox-sized Japanese wife, here's the gist of it.

Three scenes + Sorkin = really, really long hallways.

An American, German, Japanese, and Italian car maker were all sitting in a cafe in Italy one day, talking shop.