I'm with Jason here, I find audio and video highly inefficient ways to convey information. They're speed limited, and it's difficult to skip around. I frequently don't have a lot of time to glance through Kotaku, and it's nice to be able to use a few minutes to read about JRPGs.

Because they made Mater the star.

Did you know 1/4th of Americans believe that the Pixar movies are connected. Why are you so afraid of the truth?

Okay, jalops, serious time here - this isn't "What car IN YOUR OPINION should've never left the factory." Yes you might not like some cars on the road such as the cayenne or volt, but you need more reasoning than you simply don't like it. The cimarron is a good example of a car that belongs on this list because it was…

Ill just leave this here.

And now if anything actually happens there is a publicly displayed confession of premeditation. Congrats on being a fucktard at every possible opportunity.

At this point? Honda. They are functional... but that's about it.

Nope I'm not crying right now. Nope nope. Just dusty.

I have always found this rx7 with its wheels falling off to be quite funny.

You do realize you're calling these motors "big", yet they are physically SMALLER than competing engines?

The Chef Che's Argentinian Cuisine truck serves the Los Angeles area. The food is brilliant, the reception from Cuban-Americans not so much.

OHV cam-in-block pushrod motor is the "modern" design. DOHC engines go back to the early twentieth century. Oldsmobile's 1949 OHV design was a breakthrough that combined the breathing efficiency of the OHC engine's overhead valves with the compactness of a flathead motor.

Might win in terms of ultimate Power/chassis ratio.

Of course the dyno gave up, it happened in New France.

I have a V6S on order but I deferred it because I really really really want a manual and someone did let slip at the aforementioned party that there was one in development...

Aston Martin uses buttons and it looks pretty elegant.

And for your COTD shortyoh, I give you these two female skydivers:

Ok, so the Ferrari owner is a triple douche. One for parking in a handicapped spot, two for thinking 'it's a Ferrari' is going to make any difference and three for 'I can buy your whole family'... seriously, what?!

How is it not misleading to show the Rover as an off-road-capable machine... but omitting that it will destroy 11 rims in the process?

After doing some digging on the internet, I've found some pictures of what the Ghibli will look like in action on the road.