I will pay good money to get rid of the auto-stop system (ASS) on my car. It’s like the people who programmed it have never driven a car before. Stop for 1 second and climate control shuts off. Stop in the middle of a turn and risk getting your hands torn off when the power assist comes back to the steering. It’s such…

Ferrari Mondial 

A jeep M677 Truck- basically a military variant of the jeep FC-170 with a crew cab. So cool, so weird. I want this to haul my mountain bikes and go camping with even though it’s probably too loud to get over 50 miles an hour and less safe than just riding my mountain bike on the freeway.

The Sir Vival, currently undergoing restoration at the Lane Museum in Nashville.

This red.

Gen 1 Prius.  God what a shitbox.

Any answer that’s not a straight-8 is wrong. I’m going with the Duesenberg:

This car still haunts my dreams but mostly because the iteration I remember was a burgundy Corsica with a burgundy velour interior. You see, my mother had a first-generation Taurus (it was the cool yuppie parent car of the time) and in the three years of ownership, it spent eight visits and several months at the…

C’mon! Noone with the Volkswagen Routan? A Grand Caravan with VW badging!

This is not the greatest badge engineering in the world, no

I mean, did it get worse than this?

I usually open the door first, unless I’m feeling rowdy, then I do the Dukes of Hazzard slide across the hood, then jump in through the window.

Tucker. The center headlight turned with the front wheels so that it light up the inside of the curve better. I know today’s cars in Europe have adaptive lighting, but this was 1948.   It does look weird however, but still someone was thinking about making lights useful instead of just there.

My entry:

This is the right answer.

Jumped to the list the ensure my Ferrari 488 GTB wasn’t on the list. Good news, it isn’t! Checked my garage to see if I actually own aFerrari 488... bad news, I don’t!

GM has proved that if the car is big enough you can just cram enough batteries in the thing to make it work, weight and aerodynamics be damned. So along with the Coupe De Ville, give me a 4th gen style Lincoln Continental, sedan and convertible.

Now hear me out: Volkswagen Jetta TDI.

Paying it off.  The best car is the one you, and not the bank, owns.

Burn Notice and the forced product placement Hyundai in every episode.  It was...bad.