They called the XL1 a Supercar for what it could do. Now, its just going to be an insanemobile. I think they may have out-Lotused Lotus here.

"What if we made a car that's really, really good?" - VW bosses before making this XL1 with a Ducati engine.

I own a veyron or two and about 250 other cars as well. Of course, this is in Forza, but nothing says Forza logic wouldn't translate to my actual life given the chance

Our commenters are useless.

Mike is thick.

Hey! I found your photo! It was just wandering around out in the middle of The Information Superhighway! I'm just glad I could return it to you.

Until you assemble the LaFerrari wrong and get sued by Ferrari.

NP. $22,500 Canuk is about $2,250 'Murican, right?

Nope. That's aftermath. Math comes next, and it ain't gonna be pretty.

I'm actually not that surprised. I almost expected this to happen. It's like a tradition at this point that every new super car must catch fire.

Epic sleeper is epic.

yeah that is the part I don't get...whenever I my wife and I have visited people who live in apartments or condos we park her converted van in the handy spots.

Just use the concept car names for the real cars. Elmiraj, Cien...

American premium car makers haven't traditionally fallen into this pattern, which may be why Cadillac's decision to do it (which they've been doing for a while, really, with letters) is rubbing so many the wrong way. Sure, we may not be craving the return of the Bodystyle de Someplace-European-Sounding naming of…

Is..is...is that the net weight or the GROSS WEIGHT?

The Auto Wash Bowl was built in Chicago in 1924 by The Newway Auto Cleaning & Service Corp., allowing drivers to run around in circles to clean off the undercarriage. After that, they drove into a stall where they'd get a proper wash by an attendant.

That sentence double-spacing should be a felony.

That Camry has SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND.

That is the number of miles it feels like to get to Target when you're 14 and your mom is at work.

Something that shouldn't work, but does.