A special edition Mustang.

In my 1975 VW Bus, packed with 25 ACORN-registered Mexicans, one of whom is apparently named Mickey Mouse.

Any door that opens itself for me.

Very clever. Drive the mule around in its Mercury trim and no one will notice it, allowing you to test the vehicle in peace.

A great Lamborghini replica was built by a man who spent 17 years in the basement.

All it's missing is a Type R badge.

So Daniel Craig crashes one of Aston's cars, and they tell him, "That's OK, sonny. You can use any of our cars anytime you want."

What else is one to do when one is being chased by five mafia hit men in a Quattroporte that's only running on four cylinders?

People, please don't base your investment portfolio on Jalopnik editorials. That's what Project Car Hell is for.

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With these pictures, I think I've finally figured this car out.

When I first heard that the California was going to be in the 100-150k neighborhood I thought, "Ferrari trying to make an entry-level Grand Tourer? What has happened to the once functional cul-de-sac pf the Italian automotive industry?"

Terrible. Look at the horrible plastic and drab color.

Awesome COTD.

That's actually really cool. I've often wondered what a charger coupe would look like, and it's not half bad.

To be fair, he called out the Aston Martin Vanquish for the same reason.

I Think this award should go not to the Morris, but to the American Auto Industry, for using one outdated platform for nearly all of their cars: Thirsty engines,

And we wonder why Jeremy Clarkson looks down on Americans?

@LuciferV8: Fine by me, as long as we get American rappers rapping in Russian, standing next to a Lada Revolution.