Everybody in this comments section whinging about the lack of power steering is two things:

Chonk-E

The coolest Lamborghini never made was the Asterion

ew, no. Looks like an old Celica with a body kit. 

You seen Hobbs & Shaw ?
They fit 3 people in a stock 720s, 2 of them being the freakin Rock and Jason Statham. Those are way roomier than you might think ^^

Weird Flex, but OK. 

funny how no one talks about how she was throwing things at him before he slapped her

open cockpits closed caskets

Need an excuse to get more action on the move in your new hyper car?

Considering the cramped mess of the interior on a Camaro it could be complicated.  However given the Camaro’s near lack of windows, it could be a great place for it. 

Open wheel, or open container?

The console isn’t the problem. Those seats are basically shoulder to shoulder (the interior rendering is actually very weird; I can’t figure out the relationship of the passenger seat and the console strip). Someone giving head in a car needs to either scooch over (na ga happen here) or else bend their spine in a way…

You better date a yoga instructor then. That ain’t a Camaro.

This is one of the best looking McLaren’s in a very, very long while. Possibly since the F1. [though still no where near as good as the F1] I’m just glad they finally got rid of the gawd-awful front ends.

The Negroni is named after it’s inventor, Pascal Olivier Count de Negroni so I think we can leave that one alone. A dude’s name shouldn’t be a microaggression.

It starts out as a single “horn” and then splits

GOD HATES JAGS

I’d like to know who’s buying (or actually, leasing) these GranTurismos in 2019. It looks IDENTICAL to the 2007 model, and while it doesn’t look bad, why pay for something that looks like a $30k decade old model?

Ehh,,, Pininfarina was always overrated to me.

Scarily, this means there are barely any cars left in production that were designed by Pininfarina. Some 20 years ago I met Sergio Pininfarina at a talk on car design, and the whole premise of his talk and his guiding principle was that good design is timeless. That partially explains why the Gran Turismo still looks…