Dude's pretty much proved himself a shameless whore, no? Why the surprise that he would hit up Ford for a truck in exchange for the publicity?

Maybe the revolution has started at last... If frivolous overpriced toys were smashed instead of people, perhaps the one percent would start to realize that their money wasn't as valuable as they were led to believe and start reinvesting in the other ninety-nine percent. Naaaahhh — just indulging a fantasy...

So where is Principal Skinner's Merkur? Or was that only mentioned but never shown?

You can tell from the concave curve of the backrest that the backseat must torture one's spine after a few minutes. Perhaps you could sentence the rug rats to sit back there after misbehaving...

I sure wouldn't fall in love with this car if any of them lived in my neighborhood, raising the dead a mile away...

After all these years, the Edsel still manages to shock with its ugly puss. More horrible than even the Lincoln or Lexus Predator grilles...

Is that sweaty chrome-domed guy the one behind all the ugly grinning Mazdas? He should have been fired five years ago...

Hmm — some people REALLY have too much money. And assistants as well...

So — is the dude's Xbox One still working? Really?

I can't imagine that Tesla will be among the big four with cars that only the one percent can afford. And again, is an all-electric car the best automotive solution to our energy needs?

Based on Patrick's bizarre picks to date, I think Jalop needs to appoint a different "Future Classics" writer...

I have to agree with matty-g. This car's front and rear are rather horrendous, although perhaps not as grotesque as some of the current Lincolns...

Yes, Fred. Are you not aware that the possessive form of "it" is spelled "its", NOT "it's"? Good — now you are...

When the revolution comes — and it will — eggs thrown at Ferraris are preferable to bullets shot at people...

Nimoy also included "Bilbo" on his second Dot LP, "Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy"...

That's actually not a bad looking car of its type. I can't imagine it was that much worse than so many other Detroit POS's of the era, nor was the hype more out of line... In short, I would guess there are many more worthy subjects for this sort of article.

This is one of the funniest ads I've ever seen. Kudos to all involved...

When the next revolution comes — and it will, unless the current chasm between rich and poor is closed — one hopes that it will take this form, which devalues the property of the rich without costing lives. Vive la revolution!

Wow — rich fools and their money are swiftly parted, aren't they?

From what I hear, Millennials are saddled with such debt and facing such lousy prospects, they couldn't afford to buy a new car if they wanted to. At least they can afford a smart phone. It's unfortunate but true: America (and many of our European allies) have become the Land of Inopportunity.