Perhaps in a straight line, but I can't help but think that the fin would contribute some huge drag in the corners.

I always just thought the BHF (Big Honking Fin) was just a safety mandate from the ACO to keep the cars from flipping should they go airborne. Is there actually a performance benefit to these such that Lamborghini needs one.

That's true, but the Cayman is more of a light weight, low cost sports car. I always thought of Spyker as a supercar manufacture, or at least a premium sports car.

I'd like to agree with you, but unfortunately with the new Camaro, I can't. The Camaro used to be pretty much what you said: a budget Corvette. A lightweight, slightly more practical V8 coupe that was easier on the wallet. With the latest generation however, much of that original philosophy was scrapped in an effort…

I love Spyker, but I could get more horsepower out of a Chevy sedan.

Well, both the Hennessey Velocirapter and the Rally Fighter are already more capable than the Mercedes, but if you insist on something more awesome...

$450,000? For that money, I could buy...

I wrote that as an annotation on the Infinity logo stop/go light but I don't think it annotated...

I can't decide if this is clever brand advertising, or just hilariously stupid. 

Destroyed the evidence of cheating...

*Cough* Boeing X-45C. *Cough*

No, no. Just let the tech guys make their Retro Encabulator.

Thanks for featuring my post. Really appreciate it. As for my submission, I purpose the Local Motors Rally Fighter.

This was an event for car magazines that SRT put on. Ralph was probably just there and thought he would have a go. A couple of other people probably decided to ride with him and film it. The real film work will be done by the magazines and reviewers. 

No, that's the Grand Cherokee. This is simply the Cherokee (or Liberty in the US).

Canada doesn't produce cars, hence insta-ignore. Even if they did though, things haven't exactly been roses and rainbows there anyway.

I think in this index good is taken with the bad. Hence, we (the US) did a ton of bad stuff but when we did good stuff, we went all in. Australia might have done less bad stuff, but they also did less good stuff. 

I'm kinda surprised no one mentioned the ISS or even MIR. They brought 30 friggin' countries together to build a friggin' 17,000 mph house in friggin' space for people to friggin' live in man! 

Aparently this hole is important.