This humble (read: unkillable) Oppositelock post would sit comfortably between #16 and #17

I'd love to see this as a documentary. Longer cuts and onboards with slower pacing. Cool vid, just a bit too Need For Speed for my taste.

I first thought this was a trailer, now I wish it had been.

Pretty sure that's a Suzuki Belano

Of course, to each their own. I think they're both striking and beautiful cars, and would be happy to see either in public.

It's got 996-like headlights, therefore it sucks.

THANK YOU. My Facebook thread on this got pretty long, but here's the gist of it for those I'm not friends with online. I'm not a journalist by background. I worked for years in the design industry before ever writing a word as a contributor. But I was shocked and disgusted once I got in to see that this ugliness is…

Just switch on GrassMatic and DirtTronic and OffroadAssist Plus, you are good to go.

Sweet I have been waiting for this post all weekend! I am surprised you didn't include a CL600/CL500 however. It after all as luxurious as the S-Class if not a little more stylish because two door pillarless coupe.

Just because it is full of newspapers does not make it a press car.

Man, I got nothin'. About the worst I've done was in a rental Jetta, where we tried to yump it and it was so slow, floaty and heavy that it only had a disappointing flop. No air. No nothin'. We didn't have enough run-up for a good ol' fashioned yump.

I guess that's the best way to make sure you'll always have a running Range Rover.

6.) Ferrari California

I was once far too close to something similar happening to me. I was the new officer in a relatively small department, and the only officer on the road doing night patrol. I had been suffering through a series of pretty terrible patrol vehicles. The criteria for selecting which patrol vehicle was used by the new guy…

I feel a little better about myself now..

Bhahah this is the best! I had a close call a couple weeks ago after going on a first date with a beautiful girl.....I dropped her off at her house after some drinks. We shared our first kiss in her driveway, the whole time I wanted to ask to come inside to make my move and to use the rest room but I resisted. Turns…

In March 2011, I had a chat with Ray Wert—then Jalopnik’s editor-in-chief—about hiring people for the site. It went like this: