This Jaguar XK120 was born in 1949 and is very much alive. It's on the auction block today at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance. Estimate is $350,000 - $450,000.

Be sure to look for the hot rods finishing the almost cross-country Driven Dirty Tour that literally ends on the SEMA show floor. Say "hi" to Scott Whitaker at the Dynamat display. He's sure to have some good stories for you to share on Jalopnik.

If you bring the Jalopnik Film Festival to Cincinnati, I'll bring the popcorn!

Was there a drive-thru window at the food concession?

Here's one of the most practical shooting brakes of all time: the Morris Minor Traveller. Utilizing ash structural components, it was the last woody model manufactured, ceasing production in 1971. The photo is of my 1960 Traveller setting the slow speed record at Indy.

Having just seen John Davis spew all kinds of negative comments about the MINI Paceman a few days ago makes this gushing review of the Honda even more laughable. The writers apparently have their thesaurus stuck on the superlatives page.

How about a donut to go with that cigarette? This reminds me of the Top Gear episode when the guys were carrying out tasks while driving "cop cars." Here's Tanner Foust eating a donut while doing the other kind of donuts with a police car.