@Stephane Blardone: There was also a protection option on the e38 iL's.

@.357:Half Man-Half Amazing: It was a good passenger car for a tall family of 4 when we didn't want to drive the 454 Suburban. There are better alternatives, but not many for less than 12k.

@6061-Tsix: I suspect the mule would be worth more than the car at this point.

Good Lord. I would pay a dealer 30k for one of these, with a nice sporty interior.

@BigHarv: Seconded. The one with the filters coming through the firewall just means he used a bike engine - look at the cluster!

@Syrax feeling insecure without preview: That Picture is Missing Parts!

So. Much. Win.

Jeesus, this coverage is better than Geneva, and NAIAS combined. HOLY crap this thing is 10 kinds of AWESOME!♠

@Ash78: Also note: Surface features for feature sake, asymmetrical features, and targeting a product at a group of people TRYING to look cool.

And all of this is irrelevant to me as Alfa will never see a market for this in the US. /sigh

Five... Hundred... Thousand... Dollars?

Yes, the Sky is a re-badged Opel. Don't care, still want one, turbocharged.

Um, Valet keys for the win?

"How do you plan to get consumers into showrooms?"

@Wes Siler: Have you ever done anything over 100 MPH on "rough, rual roads"?

@Deartháir: Thank God it's Vinyl. Paint like that should be a crime against man.

@MR42HH: And if you go as crazy with the option box on the BMW as you do on this SHO to get it up to those levels...

This video was great. I've read the specs, but hadn't really comprehended how it would change the look of things.