Please, for the love of everything holy... someone tell me this is the Legacy, not the WRX and this is some huge misunderstanding.

Okay, I'll have to admit that is pretty sweet. But bone stock is hard for me to like.

When it comes to boring, almost completely unchanged designs, the Ford E-series has to be at the top of the list. Yes it is functional, practical especially in the commercial sense, but my god this thing is an eye sore.

Bead lock trailer wheels? For all that off-road desert wake boarding?

There is a dealer near me in Cleveland that is/was selling 2 used GTRs. One was listed at $196,000 and the other was $154,000. I wish I was kidding.

EXACTLY! Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love defenders. But the cheapest one I've seen near me (ohio) has been $45k with 190k miles and 20 years old. I'm sure to some they're worth it, but you could get a nice E92 M3 or E60 M5 for that money.

Damn that thing looks fanfuckingtastic.

I've never seen it, though it does sound rather fitting.

My old BMW E46 (may she rest in peace) was also named Elle, short for Eleanor. Replaced it with an E39 540i Msport that is named Vera. Simply because I thought it was the kind of car that a Russian hitman would drive (black, m5 5 spokes, and dual strait pipes), and the car should be named after the hitmans mistress.

Agreed. That being said, I'd rather be drifting a 2002. I've owned and e46 which I loved to death, but that 2002 looks like good ole' motoring jubilance.

Neutral: Are You Buying A Truck/SUV Anytime Soon? Would you? Do you care about fuel economy?

My friend work for GM in Germany at the time, and was with Porsche designers most of the time. He said it in passing, and given the kind of guy he is, it could be total bullshit or a little known fact. I have no idea if there is any proof on the matter, just what I heard. Nevertheless, I do find the Macan to have…

In side view, the rear hatch looks a lot like the original FX45. Which is interesting because apparently the FX was designed by Porsche, then sold to Infiniti and Porsche went forward with the Cayenne according to a friend that was designing there at the time. That being said, from what I see I like this a great deal…

My theory is that Porsche did the time while conditions at the Ring were ideal. With the seasons changing, McLaren won't send the P1 around until the conditions are perfect. So maybe we'll have to wait until spring to see any numbers, which would blow real hard.

Could it be a grand cherokee? The squared off wheel arches, headlight,what looks like a trapezoidal fog lamp/front detail, and black window trim leads me to believe it could be. (Sorry, having difficulty linking the image of 2013 grand cherokee)

" The Porsche Cayman is a fine machine. It will excite you in the same way an experienced madam can use ring pliers manner congruent to their original purpose."

I've had my bmws worked on by koala several times, and those dudes know what they're doing. They've built several successful track cars and some crazy engine swaps, v10s into e34s, v8 into e46s and so on. They really are some talented tuners, but far from cheap.

This was one of my favorite films. Just simple driving, scenery, and glorious v12 music. Simple and significant.

"Syd Mead is an artist with 'once in a century' kind of talent." Couldn't agree more.

As an Ohio resident who has driven across most of the Midwest, east coast, and the southern U.S., I'd say anywhere but Ohio. 30% of drivers sit in the passing lane under the speed limit, and when trying to pass them they speed up to keep you from passing. Tailgating, allergic to turn signals, and cell phone priority…