Not saying that these look bad on screen or paper, but you truly have to see one in person to appreciate them. Especially a nice clean one.

I test drove one this week I agree. The interior is even better, the driver seat you feel like you are in a cockpit.

Lada Riva , i kinda like those Russian boxes , they look good in real life:

these actually look really sharp in person.

It's having an almighty, evil push.

Greatest American car movie?

I don't think so. Gumball Rally wins hands down.

Easy... The Chrysler Turbine Car.

This work of art.

No DC Metro? It's never on time, things break constantly, and its the only subway system I know that has a history of killing its passengers and employees. Well... only once... or twice, or more... I don't know.

The Bugatti Veyron is so complicated that it making it to 3 million miles would be an act of God.

No more or less than we did in the U.S.

The Corvair is a strange car, but it doesn't try to kill you. That is a popular, however proven to be very untrue, fable told by Ralph Nader, his fans, and repeated by ignoramuses and "GM haters".

I'm going to Nominate the Rover SD1 in Police trim.

My neighbour (from the hip suburbs of Paris) had a 2009 Mercedes ML and one day, she pulls up in her driveway in a White Lada Niva. At first I put it on the account of the financial crisis, but she eventually told me that she hated all soccer moms in their mercs and so she went on a hunt to find the weirdest car on…

Allow me to present the 2013 Wagon Queen Family Truckster

The Duesenberg of course, power, style, opulence and a price tag of $20,000 in the 1930s

We have had this conversation before but I'm going to chime in with my usual anyway.

Hmm.....

No, it would not. Two of the other entries had universal accesibility via powered side ramps extending out from beneath the floor and rear seats that folded up, or a collapsable front passenger seat. The idea was that ANY cab could accomodate a person in a wheelchair without having to call dispatch for an accessible…

I cannot emphasise how much of a MASSIVE FAILURE this is! For a vehicle in this type of service, a person in a wheelchair should never need to enter through the rear because it means that the person in the wheelchair will need to enter the roadway just to get in the freakin' thing. Then they need to have about 3'…