No Lancia? All respect for E-Z Pass lost.

I'll nominate the Pittsburgh Vintage Gran Prix. Thousands of cars and classic racing all weekend. Probably a bit better known than some other events, but you don't hear people talking about it like Pebble Beach.

How high does it rev? This is important for its coolness as a Honda.

Koenigsegg: for when overkill isn't enough.

Subaru SVX. An absolutely perfect Italian designed, flat six powered, AWD GT car from a time when Subaru was still associated with the Brat.

Saab's Sensonic. A manual with a computer controlled clutch. The idea was to have the precision of a manual with the ease of an automatic. What actually happened was it was unreliable and hill starts were impossible. Top Gear did a video on it, but I couldn't find it.

Please tell me those aren't painted on circles meant to look like exhaust pipes .

Cheap RWD sports cars. There are some, like the BRZ, but not nearly as many as there should be.

I'm not sure how I feel about this car. I don't think it is as beautiful as the 458, but I can't help but think it looks too similar to the 458. When I look at this car, I see an evolution, not something new.

I got a Corvette to do 200 mph with 430 hp in Fourza once. Does that count?

Goddammit, you're making all of us Pennsylvanians look bad.

I would totally die trying to drive this car in the snow! Think of all the dismembered limbs fun you'd have!

Maybe it's just wishful thinking, but it kind of looks like a prototype with that fin.

Also, every crash involved an AF Corse Ferrari. Coincidence? I think not!

Please tell me the other car is a LeBaron or something equally dreadful.

But then they won't trust my mostly vague but correct sounding answers and see them for the lies that they are.

I know this is highly technical writing, but please follow along, because there will be a quiz later.

They made like 5 or so.

lolwut?

Hello!