Sir, I have considered your opinion and determined that it is incorrect. ;)

They damaged his rear bumper

It didn’t end well.

I had one of these in the 80s, a red 3 litre V6 turbo version. It’s the scariest car I’ve ever driven and the one that made me feel most alive. Such a rare beast to see in the wild these days, but when you do...

Patrick always picks eloquent. Tavarish picks random, Ballanab pics ironic, and That night editor dude... Tom? Tim? Whatever... He pics stuff posted five minutes before making the COTD.

I can only imagine: “What if the Chevette was approved by a Rabbi to be used during Sabbath?”

Just wait to your owner’s son decides to take all his daddy issues out on you.

I’m pleased to introduce you to a rare Ford Consul 315 (Consul Classic, in the UK). My Dad owned one in the 60s, and it was the only one in town...

Reasonably priced too!

Now that’s organic!

Oh man, imagine that... That thing violates you then shoots god-knows-how-many volts up your hind quarters.

Maybe the driver was heard shouting “Allahu Akbar”?

Sorry, but I was born in an era when there were only two genders (like those of my Mom and Dad)... and all the other behaviors were just some funny laughingstocks... Since I’m too old to change my views, you just deal with it!

Did you just assume my gender?!?

Obligatory gif.

You’re hired.

The actual Italdesign car was this. The horrid facelift was a GM job.

Most Italdesign concepts are functional and driveable. I’ve seen them on the road on several occasions, often driven by Giugiaro himself.

Porte-cochereis the proper term for it anyways

I refuse to do anything which might support this corrupt pile of filth. The fact that the IOC is allowing the games to go on in these conditions is a travesty.