@87Bingham'sFamilyRestaurant I miss you:

The people win!

I have to admit that this is my ultimate fear. Not so much the fact that I'd have to swim out of the car, but it scares me thinking about having to get my kids out, too, if they were with me.

What a damn shame that in 2010 Jaguar still can't get their shit together...

That was excellent

I want to dislike this article. Word to Melville, it is indeed a whale of a review. But, for as much as you talk about the car, you might as well be writing a book about whaling.

Is it not possible to rebuild these engines to be a little less finicky and high-maintenance?

@Prismatist steers with his right foot:

Honestly, this is still my favorite version, as well. There's nothing wrong with a supercharger, or $65,000 per gallon lacquer on the carbon fiber bits, but the sound of 7 liters of NA fury makes my hair stand on end.

@Baby beater Benz:

@Addidas:

Damn, he came correct on their asses...not quite medieval, but within earshot.

In reference to #3, there IS such a thing and videos are abundant.

@xyleksoll:

@WOT:

Frat boys...

That's fine as long as he has another, identical one at home in the garage.

@leavethegun-takethecannoli:

The title of this seems to imply that Car and Driver knowingly stole the art and in fact had some scheme cooked up that will be laid to bare in this piece.

I'm not much for hyperbole, but that's the best damn parking lot circling I've seen in a forever.