This is a particularly poor design element, where none of the chrome or plastic elements work well together or are aligned cohesively. Yikes.

Hopefully that’s what the production version looks like.

So damn SLXY.

*gasp*

Spotted a Concorde Edition DBS today actually. Strange body kit.

Take that image down this instant. There are children here.

Sweet fancy Moses. I had one those as a kid, that EXACT ‘57 Chevy. Except it didn’t have the power supply – I would just pop the tray open and closed and that was it. Haha. This post was a fucking trip down memory lane, wow.

I think the designer of the new Mazda3 took some inspiration from the Brera, which isn’t a bad thing at all. I mean, when you look at the vastness of the rear pillar on both cars and the blacked out spoiler treatment above the hatch glass, it makes sense.

I’m a crash test geek and I’ve always noticed this. This is quality content right here, Jalopnik!

I don’t know anything about the company aside from that truck looks fucking heinous. Hell, even the word ‘heinous’ did a double-take at that thing.

I purchased a 2013 Ford Focus SE hatchback with the PowerShift transmission in August 2014. That fucking car. I hated that thing with every fiber of my being once I sold it in 2017.

..that ass though. Woah.

These were certainly sold in the United States, sir.

Mazda 929?

Screw that, it's all about Freewebs. Web 2.0, suckers.

It's rather sleek for the 1979 model. I'd definitely drive one.

A lot of idiots purchase those, so this isn't exactly shocking. I'm guessing it was a twenty-something mother, because that's all you ever see driving these things.

Siemens phones always used to be awesome. Very stylish for the time and always slick. Too bad they somewhat dropped out of the mobile phone business.

My first phone was a Nokia 3390, which to me was probably one of the best phones Nokia has ever produced. I purchased it back in 2002 right about when Cingular Wireless first took off.

It's not the most attractive wagon ever, but I'll be damned if I don't want one now.