My personal pick for “best scene ever” is this one:

I like this suggestion; this is Jalopnik, though, so I’ll counter with the SHO in wagon form.

Father!

Honda’s dunderheaded belief that if one touchscreen is awesome, why not give you two? It actually doesn’t sound that bad in theory, but in practice it’s a great illustration of how designers have no idea how most drivers want to use in-car tech.

Good point. My bad.

Say it with me people: Cadillac. And not one of those new fake Cadillacs that drive like BMWs, are named like Infinitis, and would be more appropriately sold as Pontiacs. I'm talking big, brazen, brash, gas guzzling, unapologetically large, bodies in trunk stacking, lazy Corvette LT1 V8 powered, wreath on crest…

1986 Mercedes 560SEL.

Flex Ecoboost seems to be one of the best kept secrets out there. My wife still hates the look of hers outside, but she rapidly fell in love with everything else.

Say what you will about Jay Leno but the man has impeccable taste in cars. His knowledge and enthusiasm come through every time in videos like this. He's basically living the gearhead's dream and is nice enough to share it with the rest of us.

This will be the perfect accompaniment for Diva Plavalaguna's latest tour...

Not to mention "They also claim it has an affect on the sound, which you can here (sic) in this video"

"One of the few cars you look equally right stepping out of either dressed in a tux or carrying a shotgun, or both." - Ben Wojdyla

A 5 hour touch 'n' go in a port doesn't count as visiting a country, in my book.

Zero.

Dude your Art Of The Flip Articles are, quite possibly, the most entertaining thing on the Internet.

While the Redhead is associated with the 80's thanks to TV, the problem is you had to be Gordon Gekko or Tony Montana to afford one (or apparently a detective that had access to cars seized from Tony or his buddies).

So many angles, a flat 6, stupid windows...I really want one

I almost never say this, but this one's probably worth it.

googled it G650 costs 5400 per hour to run and 66.5 million to purchase. So 8 mill cheaper and 1000$ less an hour to operate. I can see where that starts making a difference.