As great as it is, NASCAR is not a motor sport where you see a lot of innovation, so these winged Mopars truly stand out. They were the first stock cars to play with downforce, the first to hit 200 MPH, and they were so good, they were banned from the sport. What's more, ChryslerCo had to build road car versions of…

only on twitter where no one can see.

The Mazda 6's fat, ugly cousin.

The Corrado is one of the greatest modern VWs, praised for its great handling, VR6 engine, and handsome styling. I can't even remember the last time I've seen one, or its older brother, the Scirocco.

tacky and overwrought from a shop generally known for being anything but.

There's no Federalization needed if it's 25.

Fuck it, I'm taking my Milano off the market.

Symbolism for symbolism's sake doesn't necessarily make for inherently good design.

This is actually the reciprocal of the 996, where the older, cheaper version has the better looking headlights.

These headlights are still a travesty.

You realize he still owns part of Drive, right? Which makes him an ultimate stakeholder in its success or lackthereof.

Owning one temporarily and actually being able to afford one while also being able to make a livelihood for yourself in the future are very different things.

Benevolent? Generous? Whatever word you want to use, you're asking someone to forego personal gain in order to bless someone else with a gift.

So now not being an asshole isn't just a matter of simply not being an asshole but actually being demonstrably magnanimous?

Giving it away requires geographical proximity or a personal relationship. One could argue that throwing it on eBay is a way more democratic and doesn't require you to be a friend of a journalist or someone relatively connected to the industry to get a hold of one.

It's a tchotchke from a presser that was given to a boatload of other people and is more or less intended as a mild bribe. It's impersonal and of dubious intent, not Red Wings tickets given to you by a company contact that you interact with regularly. There's a line here, I'm just not sure it's been crossed, and even…

So, why is this an asshole move?

Yeah, right. The issue in Texas is actually less of a partisan one than you'd think, with some Republicans supporting it.

It also apparently comes with A/C although it seems that needs a charge. Other nods to civility include lumbar supports in the racing buckets, a decent turning radius, and road, not race, clutch and brake action.

There are actually pretty "straightforward" kits out there: