I've always seen washing and detailing my car as a pleasurable experience. A time to bond with the vehicle. I'm just mostly shocked why someone who owns such a beautiful machine doesn't want to caress every inch with a microfiber cloth.

I may be a bit late to the party, but this is awesome...

I see what you did there...and I like it.

The XJ220 is in my top 3 favorite cars ever. I just love it, and these videos are like XJ overload!

These rims are fantastic.

I was thinking the exact same thing! I don't know if he considered he was trying to put his head through glass, which, even when its "safety glass" shatters into sharp pieces.

That wrap is awful.

I agree with part of your opinion. I think parents should give their kids driving lessons before they are of legal age to drive. But 9 is a stretch.

I have the exact same set-up as they used in this video. But about the exhaust, they have a plain straight pipe exhaust, no muffler. A developer from Fiat/SRT said it took them something like 10-15 tries to get the exhaust note just right. I appreciate it every time I turn the key.

Terry!

Surprised to see this still attached.

The real issue here is why anyone cares what Adam Carolla has to say about this.

Is it wrong that I'd still drive this?

I see what you did there...

Thats a possibility. Although I'd really love to see Porsche out-of-the-box on Forza Motorsport 5.

Ahhh! You beat me to it!

They haven't won the worst company in America two years running for nothing!

Hey, thats out in my driveway right now!

I've got a 2012 Abarth, and I didn't know how to drive a manual when I got it. I practiced on an old 1970's Ford pickup for about 30 minutes. I think if you want a performance car like that you should learn how to drive a manual.

Abarth for the win.