I think it's more the owners / potential owners who have fantastically fragile egos. Many buy the cars based purely on bragging rights. Any test of these cars together will likely go down in history as the one and only test of these three historical cars. Magazine and internet fodder for all of time. One…

I can't explain why, but that's the funniest thing I've read on the internet all day.

And you think it's necessary to be federally mandated on a Miata?

The Mansfield Bar.

If you're the driver of a C7 Convertible, it looks like a menace for sure.

I PHRASED MY ARGUMENT POORLY!

We made it 107 years looking behind us to reverse. Starting now we have to pay for backup cameras & associated display screens on every car.

Amazing answer.

Ford Transit ST.

But alas we must remain almost Soulless.

Yeah, I know there's technically 0% Jeep in there, but don't tell anyone.

Forward control

Wrangler. Yeah, the Cherokee is a nice mall cruiser that can party in dirt, but Wrangler.

Yes, that was innovative and groundbreaking, everything a Honda should be.

Did you know that Mitsubishi is still trying to sell an Outlander (not the almost cool Outlander Sport) in the US? I'd say deport it, but I've never seen one.

I would vote only hatch and 4 door.

Except that it's (reportedly) very good save for the styling.

I understand the Prius hate, but Toyota was able to transform a previously niche technology into totally accessible reliable mainstream appliance for even the most clueless buyer.

If that's not at an actual Audi facility, someone's getting fired real quick. There's only so many prototypes out at suppliers and it wouldn't be hard for Audi to figure out where this is.