Yeah, you can keep Usher.

When I was a kid, I used to design airplanes with this level of indulgence. Way to bring back memories. Gotta take my hand to this.

I remember watching this so many times as a kid.

So basically, you want Lamborghini to turn into something that would sell poorly and drive them into bankruptcy (again). And then you basically point out a car that is absolutely nothing like the Lamborghini of yesteryear. There's no way the Lamborghini of the past could possibly survive in today's market, which is…

Could you elaborate? Considering Audi's motorsport heritage, seems like Lamborghini could just as well inherit some of that.

And Audi's involvement means nothing?

An olfactory medley of varnish, stank upholstery and the wafting of that dank odor that develops in the condenser coils of central air conditioning.

When this happened to me, all I got was driven out of the park.

But in children's movies, a tiny red panda can train a kung fu fighting menagerie.

Pergina.

It looks like they used that exact same wheel for the 356.

My pick is also a Nardi wheel.

This was the first thing that came to mind too. Easily the best looking steering wheel ever.

This line can be repurposed for a Gravity Falls movie. Only, who could possibly play Mabel?

Blergh, gold railings.

Not a fan of the little cluster of lights in the bumper, but otherwise it's a great looking little hot hatch. I'd go for one, preferably in dark blue.

The Sprite would be my pick as well. I love that happy bastard.

I can't agree with this at all. The flea is an insidious looking insect when viewed up close. The Peel P50 is not a beautiful car, but it's not a car that I would consider offensive either. It's just a straightforward little box with a single headlight. I think it qualifies.

I can't find any legit sources confirming that. Far as I can tell it's only anonymous commenters that say that.

For some reason, I suspect certain Audis are a close contender in that list.