I just think that they want to get into the proverbial "pants", if you will, after their courtship is done...

At first I thought the car was an Altima Coupe...which to me would be a lot more interesting.

Well, good thing Buick has China...where does Oldsmobile have a loyal following that's as loyal as the Chinese are for Buick, I wonder...Not Japan, not Korea...

crack pipe!

don't knock Bama, she's badass!!

@dohcspit: Awesome!!! thanks, that was a treat!

Wow, I bet back then, all them "cowboys" would not even imagine driving a "rice burner" to haul their hay...

Well, this is not exactly a car, but the fastest-perceived speed I've been in was on a plastic sled being pulled by a chevy truck in Nashville streets one winter after a good pile of snow...I mean, I was prolly only going 30mph tops, but my ass was literally ON the ground going that fast...insane, I tell you!

As popular as the T was, didn't it have some peculiar pedal arrangement compared to cars of today? I think Chrysler was one of the first cars to have the present-day clutch-brake-accelerator arrangement...

I can't wait to see the movie: judging from the trailer it should be real cool.

Just so wonderful to see the highlight of american automotive design, and the man who helped create it...It feels so creative, teeming with energy and vitality, yet simple and forgiving...

One-upmanship or not: This guy needs to get out more!"

I want that new stratos!

Damm, this is a bitchin ride! I'm just gonna come out and say it, I love this thing!

All these celebs should thank Adobe for such a great app like photoshop, and while they're at it, they should rally to force Apple to enable Flash on their "mighty" iPhon(i)es and iPad(dle)s.

Geez, someone throw a cardigan on her for chrissake, she must be freezing!

how bout this wedgy 3-seater called the Bizzarrini Manta by Guigiaro? Precedes the McLaren F1 by two decades as the center-driver-position supercar design.

Ferrari modulo! Wedge shaped to the max, it portends all car design of today, from supercars to minivans.

Also featured here nonchalantly:

The photo of the aftermath: