Using the Department of Labor's inflation calculator the $3,990 price as introduced in 1971 has the buying power of just over $23,000 in today's money making it almost twice the price of the Nissan.

Sure. And printing a million bucks would be easier than actually going out and working for it but only one really matters.

Bentley's handbags. For $4-$8K US I could get an Hermes Birkin and not worry that I'm getting out of Lambo carrying a Bentley (most likely with my Ferrari Pumas). read: Douchey Woman....

I believe I speak for most everyone else when saying that if you spend $2.35mil on a car, you're not exactly working on it yourself. Or worrying about the price of parts for that matter.

IN FACT.... the brochure from Bugatti (which is plated in 24carat gold by the way) states that every Veyron comes with a special…

Honestly? I don't really care for either and here's why....

Fingerprints on a freshly waxed car spells death for someone with OCD (like me). But a wanton butt cheek print on a freshly waxed car? You might as well put me in my upholstered room now....

There was actually someone on Google+ the other day who referred to it as a Bentley then realized the error of his or her ways because, and I quote his/her comment...."The Bentley logo has wings on either side of the B. This one does not".

Or, as I was told by the social media manager for Jaguar, the sunglasses painted on the growler of the Project 7 Concept. Missed seeing them and still trying to find a photo.

I'm gay. And I felt straight after watching this. Seriously. Like I could totally grope a chic right now. Or... well... maybe ogle one. Or... at least help them pick out shoes.

I never thought I'd see the day when BMW started taking design cues from Lincoln.

I'm fine with the neanderthalistic overt masculinity of it's bow but there is something missing, something unfinished, a bit of The Blank (Dick Tracy's nemesis) that comes from its MKZ-like stern that leaves just enough bad taste in my…