Pretty sure the RS6 Avant is the closest we will get to an RS6 Avant.

His family crest is a mermaid blow-drying her hair?

Canepa has one of these in their museum, and they recently made a cool post about the P34:

I’m not exaggerating when I say that if I find this in a car, it immediately becomes un-drivable.

I like to think a lot of the test kitchen’s success is someone who is rarely seen: Rhoda Boone

This is not enough SUV for me. Its only missing four things:

Fiat Abarth 1000 TC/TCR. Not so much a spoiler as an open engine compartment:

Has no one coined “Mustang Mach(er)-E” yet?

This car has the perfect number of lightbars. I’m happy to see Ferrari gets it, and didn’t cary it over from the Monza.

There really should be an intelligence test to serve on the intelligence committee.

Weird question, but was there an embargo placed on US press reporting on the RS7 until now? After Frankfurt it seemed that all of the European outlets were reporting on the RS7, but nothing in the US, and then today I’m finally seeing some reporting on it in the US.

I read the title in my head, then I saw the picture and said out loud “That is a lot of buttons.”

My mom only looks for one single thing when buying a car:

The taillights are most similar to an Evoke, which has been due fro a refresh. My guess is this is a new four door evoke coupe, but they are throwing in some back-hinged rear doors a la Mazda RX-8/Honda Element, since it makes the back seats so much more useable to get in and out of.

ahem:

That purse nook is the single requirement my mom uses for evaluating a new car. She has yet to find a car that has that damn nook.

ftfy.

The fewer curves in the car the better lego version will look. The LaFerrari, P1, and 918 kits were tragic looking.

My guess is that 20% of these will be behind monthly car pack DLC’s that we will end up paying $35-$40 for the “season pass.”

At work we have an emergency kit in case of an earthquake and it includes packets of potable water.