I'm sure if I Rally'd (rallied? rallyied?) professionally I'd be able to handle a course like this, but as it is, the wall and mountain would kill my times. Heck I get nervous if the runoff to a wet road is a ditch instead of flat grass or a shoulder.

Seems unlikely I'd be able to adjust to using this left handed.

I hear they can make a replica of one for $500. It apparently runs on a Hayabusa engine. Seems legit.

Sounds good, I'll have to try it out!

nah, but it pairs well with a Guinness milkshake

Killed my suspension of disbelief

Only the tofu dogs made with real beef...with chili on top...and some cheese drizzle. This conversation is making me hungry.

Clearly you're failing to treat the popcorn properly post popping. Pour on some Kerry Gold butter, grind on some pink Himalayan salt, then microwave up some caramel drizzle from Karo syrup, brown sugar, and vanilla to top it off. Oil is unnecessary and messy.

It wouldn't be so painful if they'd at least showcase technologies that would trickle down to other cars. The Jeep Hurricane was when I threw up my arms in frustration. There was nothing on that vehicle that could even potentially make it into production.

I guess it was a no sho.

As a new owner of a Flex, I'm glad I could contribute my monies to a car on this list. I was also looking at a Volvo wagon, but this beat it out basically because it's a wagon, but it's 'merica sized. Also ecoboost.

But you could be off by up to 1.5 psi! That's madness, nobody can drive a car under those conditions!

Nah, each cylinder is offset by 360 degrees.

Mostly it just drives me to Amazon. I can typically find a similar, if not better, item for about the same cost. I only leave the house for things I shop for online if I need it that day.

Came here to say this.

Fire should be fired!

That dude's stunt coordinator is awesome

Tacoma Narrows Bridge always comes to mind when people start discussing bridge failures.

I bet Dyson's cars suck...

The correct attitude for a convertible owner is that if the storm doesn't have a name, the top goes down. Having just commuted this week in light rain with temperatures hovering around freezing, I can say with full confidence that this car is a wise choice if you're mildly insane and willing to coat the interior with…