Looks like their inspiration was the Batmobile.

Jalopnik livery, the best livery!!!

Looks like an Accord Coupe to me

I'm certain our 2 year old son would love a powerwheels already.

Hey, I drove a bright yellow a gated-shifter manual Gallardo spyder in Bay Area traffic and it was great. Everyone kept rolling down their windows to chat. Every truck driver "made the want to trade?" joke. Ok, so it was fun for a day hahaha...maybe not always.

It was free, if you don't like it, give it away to someone who does, don't sell it to them for a ludicrous price.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3mDLs…

Well well, what do we have here. We're sitting behind a school bus in our car, listening to K-LOVE and looking at the sweet children riding to school. But then your eyes start wandering. Wandering, wandering, wandering, down, down, down. All the way down to the tailpipe of the bus. The dirty, dirty, tailpipe... Only…

Simple, there is no longer a driveshaft; the transmission extends all the way to the rear axle.

I normally don't like telling people on the internet how wrong they are and that their opinion is shit...

I might be all by myself here, but I really liked the GTO.

The 2005 F-150?

It look-a-like a truck.

so called poverty cloth seats doesnt need heaters

I love getting into my car when it's -10 degrees and flooring it to the redline.

I usually give it about 20-30 seconds if it's warm/hot outside, and about 30-60 when it's cold, then I try and keep the RPMs down below 3k until I actually see the needle move up past "Cold". Today, that took like 5-6 minutes of driving before it moved since it was 7 degrees.

Plus, while all those little explosions in the cylinders are making heat, that heat is being transferred to the coolant, which is then being piped through the heater core, which then can be blown into the passenger compartment so your lovely ass doesn't shatter like an ice sculpture shoved by a drunk bridesmaid. The…

especially the vast majority that don't spend every waking moment thinking about cars and trying not to touch themselves.

Ha I feel for you. My first car was '74 Karma Ghia. A POS and a death box rolled into one.

"The Swedish believe they invented something new with their 'crossover sedan'."

AMC would like a word with both Subaru and Volvo.