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@CJinSD: Obama-esque, pretty big word coming from one who idolizes Palin!

@Z71: And because you didn't see the financeapocalypse come you went into finance. Good thinking. Just remember you can always work and Burger King.

Any of those Mustang wannabe cars. Saleen, many of those miserable Cobra derivatives (god what is wrong with the AC). Why put that hunk of burning love into a midlife crisis marketing exercise from 1964 that continues to haunt?

I notice that there is only one picture of the hideous rear end. It looks like the back of some GM product from the late 80's. Otherwise, you could learn to like the rest of the car...

@Mekkon: Tractor, Lamborghini was a tractor manufacturer who just happened to get into the super car business.

A sad and pathetic set of comments. The Gear head community apparently not immune from racist low lifes. Oh well.

Electronically limited to 211 mph. Thank god, for a moment there I was worried they forgot to electronically limit it..

Price tag, $225,000.

@Rosanne Rosannadanna for MarywithanM: Believe it or not Anderson had the flu when he performed this concert and allegedly had no energy... Jethro Tull has always been right up there with my all time favorite bands. I have a great long story about Thick as a Brick, but you will have to wait for the movie.

I owned an 84 5000s Turbo. I bought it from a pastor for around $4500, it had 80,000 and was in beautiful shape. It was fast and drove beautifully. The hydraulic pump was a bout to go and my mechanic told me it was going to be a bout $5,000 to fix. Fortunately, around a week after I got that news my wife totaled

This is one way to get your carbon fibre. No need loafing around though, Formula 1 teams have the dough to make these rise and roll. But what good would it do the butter up these half baked pans

Didn't Routan lose to Godzilla?

@gravit8: Not too sure about whether a current F1 driver is that inured to the risks. I am thinking of the upcoming weekend an Au Rouge, which they take at 195 mph plus. In any car you have to be a moron (which I don't think any of those guys are) or have tungsten carbide cajones to get in and do. That being

In around 85 or 86 I went to the Toyota show room to look at a Cressida. I am over 6'3", and around 200lbs. so I was hoping the "big" Toyota would work for me. I got in, and the automatic shoulder belt came across, and it seemed like it was a bit tight but doable. Then I tried to get out. I couldn't pull my legs

My response to Hyundai will always be tainted by my experience driving the early 90s $6,000 Excel my sister paid $9,500. It sounded like a sewing machine and was simply terrifying to drive over 55 mph. She sold it 2 years later for $4,000 so only lost $5,000 on the deal... LOL. I know I am wrong but it is a

Is this where we get the term Escort Service?

If you have to buy a Ford, then I guess you need to have something to brag about.

It pains me worse to think of how many people even watch this guy than it does to see the decay of Detroit [jalopnik.com] At least Detroit has a reason for having lost its soul.

Saoutchik bodied cars are all better than sex, or at least the kind I am getting lately....

How about windshield visors (the kind in front of the windshield), side mounted air conditioning. Foot actuated high beams (that's what she said). Tube AM radio. Seats with no head rests. And how could I ever forget the front seats on my 1960 Studebaker Lark that folded down flat against the rear seat for a Double