That's cute, I learned to drive on one of these:

More bred than grown but this is my choice. Uses grass as fuel, capable of quick movement over long distances, capable over difficult terrain, and a relatively large carrying capacity.

Talking solely about the "mean-ness" front, I think there is no car that can arouse so much anxiety and frustration as one of these ;)

Yeah, public transit is the hipster-approved vehicle in cowtown

Don't you see? The bed is carpeted for comfort while sleeping. It's like a motorhome. Why else would it have a "bed".

Do want purposeful, sexy...wait there was a car?

The Karmann Ghia, the lady in stripes clearly agrees!

And lo, William did conquer England and did take all of their 3 year old split-window Corvettes as spoils...

The Ford Bronco: for all you authority-eluding needs!

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I nominate Ford's 4.9 I6. Though not exactly a pretty engine, it was torquey and very reliable; it did it's job without any fuss and that can be be of great benefit when the job is starting and driving out of a snow bank in -40 degree weather.

As a 17 year old who drove a rear wheel drive through the whole winter, I politely disagree. Sure it was different from a front wheel drive, but it wasn't any harder. Also, deserted road + rear wheel drive + ice = fun times ;)

I don't care; it's the V10 Ford Excursion. It's the one I would drive over all others. Something about it just makes me giddy as a school girl when I see one.

Ural motorcycles have to be up there. The Soviets began production in 1940, but it was essentially a BMW R71 (I am unsure when these entered production). They've changed the design around a bit, but it's still fairly true to it's origins.

In my backyard, there is a black 1983 Olds 98 Regency Coupe (very similar to the one below). I would make the necessary modifications to make it run again. I would then proceed to restore it to as close to original specs as I could. Just because the apocalypse has come doesn't mean you are allowed to forget about…

There's a reason Alberta gets called the Texas of the north

Greetings from Calgary, oil capital of Canada! The best thing about the oil companies is that they bring in money that people spend on really expensive cars. I see Ferrari's and Lamborghini's downtown, and there are always several AMG models in a typical mall parking lot. Hell, I saw a Ford GT at Wal-mart once, and…

Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned: I actually like the Matador, and the Marlin...

That would be sweet

I would recommend the Jaguar, because Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag