I'm not entirely sure how a COTD nomination works.......but somebody give this guy one on my behalf.

Not really product placement at all, considering that car was 0nly a prototype. And I think there's only one line in the entire movie that mentions the car directly.

Audi was nowhere to be seen in the first movie. I think it was a Mercedes which got replaced by a BMW.

I saw one of those on a car lot in town and my first thought was "oh damn, a pie wagon!" But like some others will say, I have no business understanding such a concept, or liking it for that matter.

I don't think you understood the reference.

Not sure if this one counts, because I don't think it was ever planned or even thought of, just something that seems like it would be possible. Chrysler 300 SRT-10. Yes I'm saying that they should have shoved that V10 in the 300. Maybe even in wagon form?

This was for some reason the first car I thought of, not sure why. Maybe the V16 was all it took.

Pretty much what I thought too. Now I don't feel as bad.

AMC Eagle wagon

Is it bad that I sort of see the logic there?

wow, and I thought that '55 Dodge on an S10 chassis was bad.

No, but much to what I assume will be your delight, a 458's tire did go up in flames later in the race.

A dog trying to bit e the mud flap on a moving truck.

I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that grass like that around a car is almost never a good sign.

I'll be honest here and state that I have no clue what good panel gap looks like and if they didn't point out that it's bad, i honestly wouldn't have noticed. Frankly if i was seriously in the market for such a car at the moment I would take it more seriously and would probably have more of an issue if i actually saw…

As long as the door doesn't hit the fender when I [hypothetically] open the door, I'd be happy. Same for all the other opening panels of course.

Why does everyone hate on the Pinto? Especially now, if you're really scared you can relocate the fuel tank. You see a crappy 70s American car, I see potential.

Mother does not approve.

Actually I have tested this theory, at 75mph in 4x4 2000 Dodge with 38 inch Nitto Mud Grapplers. As a matter of fact you can barely hear yourself think and the entire truck starts vibrating quite badly. (wasn't actually a test for this nor was I driving)

I've seen several videos that feature 4wd dually pickups doing autocross.....kind of makes me want to try it............