The one in the headline is the EVOS concept car from a few years back. Speculation has it that the next Stang will borrow from these styling cues.

I see 16 overall.

I guess it's better than "Mummings." Hmmm, actually, no, it's not. *copyrights name*

Blah blah blah underpowered, poor styling, automatic. This was when Chrysler was taking real chances in design and engineering, and for many people here, it wouldn't matter if it was an eight-cylinder backed to a 6 speed - the fact that it has the Pentastar on it is reason enough to hate it. That's fine, that's your…

"That's worth leaving your job, home, friends and family for, right?"

And the Vegas cruise... you do not wanna pick a street-fight with this car.

"Larry Larson’s record-breaking ’66 Nova that shook last year’s Drag Week with his ridiculous 6.95-second pass at 205 miles per hour. A true-blue street driven, 3,500-pound street machine, Larson’s Chevy II later went on to improve upon perfection with a 6.934 (at 211.59mph) at the PSCA Street Car Super Nationals…

Surprised they're even still flying Fencers. Big girl, old too.

If it can loft a Peacemaker, it can do a lot of work. Twin J47s.

Re: #7, the Black Beetle... that nacelle looked familiar.

She said that pulling up on the accelerator and applying the brake stopped the car. She also said that the police had to suggest that solution to her.

This is an amazing image... where did you find this?

To this day, it's what a lot of people - myself included - think about when we hear the words "diesel locomotive." Fabulous, working styling.

Came here to post it knowing full well someone had to have done it already. You sir, are that someone, and I tip my hat to you.

This TV / VCR contraption certainly aged gracefully. Actually, it looks like the creator of Tetris' personal ride.

Feast your eyes on this turd. I give you the Sbarro Mercedes 500 Portes Papillon "Gullwing." Why is this a Freightliner of fail? Part of it is the styling... it looks like a Gillette Mach 7 has been assimilated by a bar of Ivory and then was told to put it's hands in the air, and wave 'em like it just don't care.

Neutral: I'm glad to hear that Gawker is listening to reader commentary on Kinja, and is making attempts to address the frankly confusing commentating system.

It's sooooo hood, but I love it. Any port in a storm, especially if Honest Abe's involved.

Haha! I think we have a winner!

My standard line for "will.i.am's" mere existence will work here nicely: