What'd everyone get on Black Friday? I got a Zelda 3DS XL!

See? /There's/ the fun Japanese cars!

Neutral: Would You Care If A Car Company Sold Vehicles In Iran? Do you care about selling cars to Iran? If Ford sold the Mustang in Tehran would you not buy it in Tyler, Texas?

That's the headlights look in profile? Hrmm.

I love when people commit to a joke.

I agree. The reshaped headlights just look better, and I like the tapered front end/cartoonish intakes more than the big wall that the first one had.

Where I live, we have "Route 73," which is possibly the most undrivable road between the hours of 7AM and 9PM. I anticipate that I will spend a lot of time going 25-40 through back and neighborhood roads in order to technically go faster.

If we're going to talk about somewhat irrational first-car-engine loves, let me tell you about the Hyundai Gamma G4FD GDI. Mostly because it's the only engine I've spent enough time driving to be able to say anything about it.

Maybe some of us are fine with giant dildos.

The two Americans who bought them said they plan on driving them frequently just for this reason. I wouldn't be that surprised if Lamborghini hit up all their more outgoing customers first for that reason.

I come here because I like hearing reviews on cars I can't have yet. I also come here because I like hearing reviews on weird cars, old cars, etc. If you want, hang out until someone reviews another Miata.

What's wrong with this? Plenty of Jalopnik readers can afford this and more.

I'm not in the crowd that has superfeelings about new BMWs, but I do hate this.

Holy shit, it's gonna eat the teeny one!

Are tripophobia headlights going to be a staple of cars of the '10s? Because let's stop that now.

Nothing about the WRX has ever been interesting to me, though. I'm sure I'd have a hoot if I ever drove one, but unless doing that could convince me otherwise, then there's really nothing I find appealing about them.

I like this a lot more than I would have expected. Small SUV or whatever; I see a Porsche station wagon. And that's pretty cool.

That's odd.

Seeing how China picks up the sudden presence of the car and runs with it is kind of entertaining, I think.

It looks more like another Gallardo facelift than a new car. And that actually looks like a Murcielago. I'll never stop loving the Gallardo's design, and I love this new evolution of it, but it doesn't get me like the step from Murcie to Aventador did.