@Attila.S2C: What is? Mismatched rims or dragging stuffed animals?

@elmwood: I've seen these in Florida as well. Not so much in Los Angeles.

@Enorym: This is awesome! It would work even better in my car, with the a-pillar air bags and such.

@digginit: I laughed.

@OMGItsWeasel: Have you ever seen a Myspace profile page? Makes Facebook pages look like black Helvetica font on plain white background.

Somehow, Bob Lutz driving a CTS-V will come out on top of all this.

@mantaTM: Touchdown Jesus does it best.

@Pessimippopotamus: Vas is das? This looks like something not Ferrari.

But can it rewind my VHS tapes?

Toxoplasmosis.

@Americanitis: Well, the new engine is mid mounted, not rear mounted. Still, with those stocker rear wheels, the torque could indeed be an issue. And wouldn't that ish be really loud in the cabin?

@spiegel1: When no speed limit sign is in sight, there's no speed limit. It's common sense.

@karatecarrot: Did not know this - interesting.

@JRock: Agh, that song! In my head now!

@K5ING: +1 for skinny front plates. Cars integrate the 'strip' for the plate a lot easier than a big chunky square for US plates.

@MaWeiTao: Agree wholeheartedly.

@B-Sel: That thing is hideous. It's like an old airbrushed van mural.

@HideyoshiJP: I like it.

@K5Blazer91: I think that's pretty awful. Gradients always look bad because they're so busy compared to a single colored car. Sky blue fading to white on a red car? Ugh.

Gizmodo still dead to me.