Exactly, because automotive marketers KNOW street cred.

WRONG! DESIGNERS PICK DESIGN ELEMENTS FROM FIVE DIFFERENT CARS, (poorly) PHOTOSHOP THEM TOGETHER, DUST THEIR HANDS TOGETHER AND CALL IT A DAY!

This is why people think baby Jeep drivers are asshats.

I believe this is exactly the picture and caption I needed to see right after reading this article. Kinja, you done did good here.

I guess the sun is a little too bright for the Cherokee's eyes.

No love for the pre-facelifted Tribeca?

Considering the direction they took with the Fusion, I am expecting full-on Aston Martin with the new Mustang.

The average American supposedly spends roughly $150/wk on food. That's roughly $21.43/day. If this is true for my mom, who walks with her neighbor around the block every day, which is about a mile, then my mom costs about $21.43/mile, which would be good for number 10 on this list, NOT number 11... get it right...

Daewoo makes (or used to make) TVs. My first TV was one of these bad boys:

"Yep. I pooped my pants in my Lotus." is probably one of the best sentences I have and will ever read.

I can't stand the "like this post if" clause as much as the next guy... but I can't help but enjoy the fact that 5 brutally honest people were willing to own up it.

I hadn't even considered leather as a means of easy cleaning! I will definitely take note of that.

The Toyota Sienna is perfect for carrying multiple large dogs. As search and rescue dog trainer with four German Shepherds, my dad does just that.

Great article, although I think you are truly undervaluing golden T-rex statues.

With rear wheel drive and a manual transmission.

Whoa! A Suzuki Kizashi at the 13:44 mark.

It's a little embarrassing how long it took GM to get into the folding flat rear seats game that pretty much every single other SUV has.

You missed another low hanging fruit (GET IT?! GET BEHIND a car lololol):

This Smart car rendering, which is basically a Smart car on LSD.

The Chevrolet Blazer Trailblazer trim. Complete with Trailblazer badges. Then building an entirely separate car with the same Trailblazer name and badges.