Well, both Ford and GM produced refrigerators (and other kitchen equipment like ranges as well). I once helped build a kegerator out of an old Philco (A division of Ford Motor Company) refrigerator.

Dodge Tomahawk

the Dodge Ball

I'm in a very aircraft mood today, so I'm gonna nominate one of my old favorites, the Ford Trimotor.

Mitsubishi Zero comes to mind

I am not really a fan of silver on most cars. It is just meh.

this off center brake disc may be an issue

Do you honestly think this is the best looking 4 door vehicle in production? If all cars drove exactly the same and cost exactly the same you'd pick this? Nah, that is not real.

SPACE RANGER!!!!!!!!!!!

Flying car? time machine? water car? Jesus is the answer..

Now, I tend to put the origin of cars back a bit further than many, but just for the sake of keeping things easy, let's go ahead and say the era of (relatively) easily-accessible cars starts around, oh, 1900. So that would make our pool of potential but unavailable drivers anyone born from, say, 1830 and earlier.

Our best founding father.

Well, obviously the car will catch fire, but Chevy's engineers have worked out the maths to assure you it will be less than 433 times.

1.) Put A Sheet Over The Windshield

you know we also have jobs here in Canada.

No one buys the base model. It's over 500k with options.

My face, at the idea of a Phantom without a driver:

Yeah, and all that is covered extensively in the story you are commenting on. Captain Obvious award of the day.

Hah. Man imagine if CarMax sold GT-Rs.

Jesus. If this isn't Friday Internet Gold (FIGs as I call them) then I don't know what is. Doug DeMuro, you rule.