Celica? The most disappointing redesign from Toyota was the Mark V Supra.

Oldsmobile produced 1.1 million cars in 1978 alone. 1.1 million! Good luck trying to find any of them on the road.

This is the best opportunity for ghost motorboating in Times Square since before Rudy was mayor. Do not squander this moment!!!!!!!

I want to see Crown Vic donuts in 3-4 inches of water.

Remember Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed? That is a driving game that holds up.

Hmmm, not bad. Plus, the Jeep helped win WWII. The iPod helped Apple win its corporate warfare with Microsoft.

This.

The first-gen was basically a Golf 1.8T with a swoopy body. Even the version with AWD and an extra turbo understeered like mad.

As much as the Huff Post article doesn't make much sense, it highlights how California doesn't make sense. Instead of an HOV lane, why not a GVW lane? A lane devoted to vehicles under 4,000 or 5,000 pounds would be fantastic. That's all a commuter needs, and there should be plenty of room left for trucks/big SUVs in…

Usually Zagato lightens the mood (and the car). Sometimes, though, they can chunk out a design, like they did with the Alfa SZ/RZ, and make it more of a bulldog.

Nuovo Jolly with ground effects. What a douche. What a great auction item.

Smart money says make a down payment on a Fit.

Ah, I see...

Maserati sold a lot (well, relatively) of comp cars to privateers in the 30s and 50s...the four-cylinder was an economical choice and quite powerful with a supercharger on board. The company was a regular in voiturette racing.

Fridge is the wrong color. 70s kitchen fail.

I'd like to mow with a 22-year-old Japanese model.

That's the one they got. This is the one they wanted.

I'd better buy one now! I think they've depreciated by something like 75% already. Not that it's beauty won't someday be rewarded with great value.

Did this even enter production? As I recall it's basically a Citroen SM layout underneath. I don't see a FWD Maserati getting to 1 mil but I do think it's a pretty cool, interesting car.

Totally. Something about these cars just seemed to beg for tasteless modifications.