Now here's an animated gif I can get behind. Saved! 👍

I saw this thing in person at the LA Auto Show. Wow. Just, wow. As an aside, bonus points to him for using the term "incorrect facts".

Our 2008 model has been troublefree, but then again, it only has 85,000 city miles on it thus far. Perhaps we'll be ready to replace our cheap little commuter by the time the new fortwo debuts next year.

Highlander Hybrid is already (and has been) AWD. They're actually pretty great vehicles, too. Super comfy and more efficient than most anyone would expect from something that usefully sized. One of the benefits of the setup (in hybrid terms) is regen from all four wheels, instead of just two!

What a great ad campaign!

Shouldn't he only be accused of being allegedly dead?

IMHO, they look great and the current 13 inchers look silly.

The guy's just another godzillionaire preaching to the public about "efficiency". Now I don't have any problem with godzillionaires. Quite the contrary, in fact. But really, Brin, take a helicopter to Moffett, hop on one of your private jets, fly off into the sunset and STFU about efficiency and waste, you two faced,…

Wow. How many clichés can one picture cover?

He's old school, so in this instance, inline refers to the engine's orientation in the car.

So creepy. Especially the very end where they surface inside the ship's giant atrium.

Gawker company car.

Douchebag parade is right.

This.

What on earth the does the guy have to be embarrassed about? He has a super cool car that he gets to enjoy on a super cool track. Through the magic of the innerweb, we all get to participate in his joy, and the best you can can do is poke fun at his perceived lack of pace? Jeebus.

Why don't some misguided souls feel empathy for those with more robust ledgers than theirs? Simple. Class envy. Mr Fux is wealthy, therefore fux him and all of his undeserved toys. Gawker 101.

Might wanna watch (and listen to) the video. Jus' sayin'...

Jim, you're living a well earned wonderful life. I'd just like to wish you much continued success and thank you for taking us fellow gearheads along for the ride. Really appreciate and enjoy the occasional peak into your world!

Back when I raced a shifter, the regional club didn't race in the rain. But driving a kart in the wet is a complete hoot, and members had a key to the track, so myself and a few buds would occasionally go out there in crappy weather. On slicks. LOL. No, really, LOL.