The US military also owns and operates 234 golf courses all over the world at an estimated cost of $140 million per year. Not the largest figure comparatively but a strange cost for the DoD.

proverbial million dollar toilet:

Obviously the Manhattan Project needs to make the list. It cost nearly $2 billion in 1944 dollars, or roughly $24 billion in todays dollars, and yielded 3 bombs (though they are calculated at roughly $500 million each). Still a lot of money, especially for that time period.

The struts on my 944's (not pictured) hatch are shot. Trying to put a two-handed box in the back while keeping the hatch open is a strange workout/yoga body contortion experience.

Huh? A quick wiki search found the 2-11's price of 40,000 pounds, or $61,000 US.

Mexican?... THIS CAR IS BRILLIANT IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE!

The design is polarizing, to be polite.. But the power to weight ratio sounds like fun. $106k though?

Not a founding father...but a key person in American History...

'MURICA.

Forefather: Benjamin Franklin

Ben Franklin, Tesla Model S-

OK, Jackie Wilson wasn't playing in an endless loop in my head before, but he is now. Thanks.

Any day in which that song gets stuck in my head is a good day. Thank you, friend.

I hope they get the Statue of Liberty walking again to battle this Stay Pufft menace.

I can see arguments for this (for the U.S. anyway):

Don't forget the grope-downs!

The problem is that a lot of supercars don't have a great deal of metal to patina. Hell, not a lot of real cars have metal to patina. Remember the charger from "defiance" that had rust on it's plastic bumpers?

that must mean she's a douchebag, all audi drivers are douchebags according to top gear

At least you're guaranteed a seat.

Does this qualify?