Yeah, it should be about which car looks best in black compared to the other available colors.

I wanted to say the same.. Basically any luxury sedan.

Well, they are around since decades, there was time to improve and test the systems as well as fatalities numbers and crash videos to prove their point. Pedestrian safety is still a relatively new idea in car design and will not show its full potential for years (how many cars are actually equipped with those safety…

You could then argue that safety systems like airbags, ABS, even seat belts shouldn't be obligatory - because if a car driver is too stupid to control his car under all circumstances, he/she should be punished in a Darvin-like way?

Or lives of people who got run over by a stupid car driver. What if a drunk driver runs over a pedestrian? What if a car driver does not see someone riding a bicycle and runs him over? What if you (for whatever reason) might be the inattendant pedestrian crossing a road not noticing a car driver? Wouldn't it be nice,…

Aston Martin

Might just be too early in the morning ;)

Ah, lol, thought is was supposed to read:

Looks like enough for 2 persons.

I hope this car will make it into production! So so much...

El Miatamino*

Friend of Jalopnik Tycho over at Car News China has the scoop on the WitStar, a hybrid-electric gull-winged crossover that packs a tank full of fish in the rear seat for a legitimate reason. Well, legitimate as far as crazy Chinese automaker logic goes, anyway.

a hybrid-electric gull-winged crossover that packs a tank full of fish in the rear seat

And the Durango the lights connecting light-bar.

The Macan wants its taillights back.

Don't worry, this is one of the concepts that will change drastically when the car goes into production.

Well, actually it doesn't. The new badge is called 'Racing' and this is what the M badge should stand for. Great car though, would love to own one!

I wasn't the only one thinking this! You are totally right!
You could put a Hyundai Badge on the current Cayenne and no one would think it wasn't a Hyundai. Its rear design has such strong Asian design language, especially the rear lights make it look horrible. I can live with the front though.

This guy clearly needs to re-read Jalopnik's 10 best tips for taking car photos