Is the minivan still relevant, or is Chrysler investing in a car that will go out of production in short order? Discuss.

- Dr. Patrick Oz

The original Ford GT40 wasn't just another endurance racer. Sporting iconic looks and a mighty V8 engine, it emerged victorious in Ford's bitter Le Mans battle against Ferrari, one of the greatest David vs. Goliath stories in all of motorsports.

not a fan either, I like an 8-ball shifter. Then again, I think mullets are rockin soooo......

For one brief Whiskey Tango Forced-perspective moment I thought this was a spoiler...

Sue a deer? You probably won't get a... buck.

Pimpin' ass interior colors and materials. I'd love to be able to check the box for a money green Cadillac CTS or a red velour Grand Cherokee. We have nice interiors nowadays but they're based in European minimalism. You can get black, gray, brown trimmed in brown wood plastic, piano black plastic or aluminum.

Simplicity. When I look under the hood of a car I want to see the inner workings, not a bunch of plastic.

Two-tone paint on everyday cars. I'm not talking about just colored roofs like on the Mini and Flex.

As the parent of a 9 month old, posts like, "Parents. - Just Buy the Damn Minivan" are always a treat for me. I Know I'm in the minority, but some family-centric car posts are always interesting to read.

Aw, man. I love heated seats.

I would like to see an article discussing about how to purchase a car from out of state.

Nope, i just really hate you guys. I now spend 5x more time a day searching craigslist, carmax, and ebays for deals i cant even begin to afford.

C'mon. Like this is even a real question. Eastbound and down.

First Gen 'bird....

Love my GTO. V8, 6 speed, and a roomy interior. Simple and sweet. Now if only that trunk was bigger...

I like mine. Heavy. Can't see out of it. Interior made from Happy Meal toys. Expensive to fix. 12mpg

The number I care most about is number of forward gears actuated by a clutch.

Miata on skinny snow tires always gets me a bunch of looks, especially when I'm top down and bundled up just for the hell of it. Handles it as well as anything I've ever owned as long as the snow is low enough that the bumper doesn't turn into a plow.

Whales don't often lose their tails to collisions with boats. When they do, it's a fluke.