@Ravey Mayvey Slurpee's current urge: Turbo Yaris: Mine's only got 8 seeds (whatever that means). I'm bouncing from 3 kb/s to maybe 35 kb/s. Maybe it's because not many people have shared it yet?

@Ravey Mayvey Slurpee's current urge: Turbo Yaris: 12% at 8 kb/s.

"New."

@stöke, pinin' for ina: This.

@AmonSemper: Not saying they're bad cars themselves. Just a bad name.

@elzinco: 5.3L

@K5ING: Nuff said.

Front-wheel drive Impala SS.

@ChiefPontiaxe: Would that have anything to do with the rise and fall of the GTO?

Didn't Chevy trademark "Chevelle" a few years ago?

@drewthat: Hard to say. Collins wasn't on until he already started playing the part. They've had a lot of British Touring Car Series drivers on, among others.

Former Formula 1 driver Tiff, 59, co-presented the BBC show from 1987 until it was cancelled in 2001.

@IdiotCircusBoy: Maybe I was reading too much into it, but I thought it was odd that when Hammond introduced Collins for the skateboard vs. Evo/Wildcat segment, he said, "racing driver, Ben Collins," instead his customary "what sort of racing driver this is, ________."

@∞Gïmmï∞Mørgäikkøŋëŋ∞: I assumed the owners get little more than bragging rights over their fellow sheiks.

@texan01 does have a real Chevelle: Don't forget AWD!

@Goolybooly: Nobody told me that...

My first two choices have already been said, so I'm switching to my backup option. The 1989 McLaren/ASC Turbo Grand Prix, The General's answer to the Super Coupe.

@buffcoat and beaver: Scrolling through to make sure it hadn't already been posted. I second this. The Fox turbo 'birds were such a huge departure from the previous land yacht Thunderbirds. Small, RWD coupe, great styling, anything from a four-banger to the venerable 5.0 available as motivation...

@DON_BOT: Mmmmmm...

@passingas: Not a waste when it unlocks the Top Gear test track.