How to make a Jalopnik wish list.

Plane hits building. Building debris hits ground. Plane crashes into building.

Just saying, if you're going to take a shot at Jalop's journalism, have your facts straight. And it's a 2014. As are the 918, the LaFerrari, the Mclaren, and the XL1.

LOL if you're going to try and be a journalist how about not posting fake photoshops of cars that don't exist (your pic is NOT the Chevy SS) and refrain from posting any image of a car from a Michael Bay film (the green cornvette).

Aren't they both 2014's?

You mean the electronic steer-by-wire system that just got recalled for potentially shutting down and causing complete loss of steering ability, including the inability to engage with the mechanical steering mechanism? And the hybrid with with the tiniest trunk in the world because they couldn't figure out where to…

You sir get NO STARS!!!

I like that they used the word "tidier" to describe the car. To me, the pre-beak TL was a tidy car. It was a sporty, tight design and a fun car to drive. It felt light on it's feet. The TL's since then have been messy, heavy, bulky, and not cohesive. The fact that Acura says the new TLX is "tidier" to me means…

Bullshitters who make better cars. Yea it's expensive but you can't deny the Model S is a fantastic car. Read basically every review of it. Then go read some reviews of the ELR and compare. Not even in the same league.

Or you could have bought the Volt and put your 55k in Tesla stock a year ago. Then you would be able to keep the Volt, buy a few Tesla's with your stock earnings, and then immediately sell the Volt after you realize how inferior it is.

Haha what an idiot. He spelled it wrong. It's spelled klutch.

I'm seeing some BMW 6 series in this design, and I like it.

Ok. So a 455hp, sub-4 second 0-60, 186 mph, 2 seat sports coupe, ass inches from the ground, with styling as aggressive as a Ferrari and the sound of an angry pack of jaguars isn't a supercar?

Yes, let's all talk about how the most capable and affordable supercar in history, an American supercar for under 80k, has exposed fasteners. Totally a deal breaker.

I see one every day in VA

Maybe I'm in the minority but I think it looks great. It's bold and edgy, with strong lines and shoulders, confident styling in the grille and headlights, and it looks like a more expensive car. The interior is what leaves the most to be desired for me.

If you say so. I like it. I also think the front of the s2000 looks nicer though.

GLWS my friend it's a little higher than I can afford today.

We forgot one, even yesterday.

If this was a top 14, I could see the Corvette, Carrera GT, Ford GT, and Honda s2000 make the list. Otherwise, it's a good list.