@Rhitick - longs to be a supa star: Actually, The Broclaimers would probably walk one-thousand miles before being caught dead with one of those.

@My X-type is too a real Jaguar: The Nurburgring is technically a public toll road.

Let's see how they tell me six wheels is better when I unveil my EIGHT wheeled car next year.

This would've been more exciting if they'd used a shorter song.

@OMGItsWeasel: "WRX insurance rates have tripled", huh? Gee, I think I'd have noticed that in my bill.

@OMGItsWeasel: Yeah, fuck that guy for running a shoe company so successfully that he can finance his own rally career. And fuck him for being the first American to get WRC points in over a decade.

Wow, the perfect squid bike: hideous, flashy and unable to turn.

@Triborough: The fact that I can't even remember what Jake and Elwood were doing at the Assessor's office clearly means I need to watch the Blues Brothers again.

@grubbalicious: Any adult who thinks they weren't weird as a kid is in denial. ALL kids are weird.

@SirNinja: Oh jeez, I'd forgotten about that. Clearly I need to fire up the N64 and play that again.

@Half the wheels and twice the fun: If only because it contains the brilliant line "That's when I knew she was in on the conspiracy."

@geistkoenig: Ring time? 84 years and counting.

@Whack-a-mole: Let's keep this thread going: WRC please!

Yeah, right - like the guy in the fifty-thousand dollar Tahoe is going to hang out with the guy who has the three-thousand dollar Volvo.

I think we all know damage control when we see it, Mr. Hofmann.

The estimated payments on Number 10 really put the amounts in perspective. "Would you like this new SUV, or a brand new $30k car every month for a few years?"

@clevemire: Ash first, for the same reasons.

@Phil Racicot: Also, everyone knows that old appliances are indestructible. Their modern brethren are practically disposable by comparison.

@JDickson87: Totally agreed. They had the choice of staying niche, reducing cost and becoming more of a boutique marque OR of trying to run with the big boys. My worry is that they're tilting at windmills - if their gamble doesn't pay off, Lotus may very well become just another obscure British marque.

Man, I don't even have a wife or kids and this commercial still almost made me tear up. Amazing.