Why is that guy wearing sunglasses inside?

Quadrotor cat is not amused

Since there's actually an objective answer to this question (and answers for any possible interpretation of the terms have already been given), I'll instead nominate the Buick Roadmaster Limited Estate, since every time I see one I think, "wow, that car is ridiculously huge."

I guess I'm just prejudiced, actually. I have no actual evidence to cite here.

This was always one of my favorite things about the Exploratorium. I wonder if it's still there... probably not.

Speaking of the CrossCabriolet, I saw one in the wild for the first time last week.

The American version had the back two seats removed, because sometimes Americans don't value awesomeness enough.

Honestly the first thing I think of was the first vehicle in which I saw an "overdrive" button, which was my friend's parents' toyota van (similar to the one pictured, but white. They called it "the white elephant.") And theirs didn't have curtains.

Ha, I knew that was Cipriani, but for some reason I thought it was more on the Ralston side rather than the Alameda side...

Mostly I just regret not hanging out with you more at the snowmodo at Alpine Meadows that time...

"The Extreme Difficulty of Leaving an Underwater Base - Brian Lam"

Nigeria scoffs at your 11 deaths.

"We're big kids"

Does the track just go over the grass for a second in the middle?

Well, yes, so would I. I even have two very short people to put in the back.

I was going to say something about what's the point of getting a Lotus if you're going to load it down with a bunch of gadgets etc., but it's an Evora, so whatever... the damage is already done.

I actually vote for the mazdaspeed5, but it (and everything else I was originally thinking of) have already been mentioned.

Damn it! I was all ready to say, "well, someone's already mentioned all the other cars I thought of, so I guess I'll say the Nucleon." Hmm... still have one more in reserve, though. I have a chance yet!

If you're in the only city with a real traditional cable car system, why the would you use those horrible cable-car-looking bus things?

Coochitching? I think there's a cream for that...