Enter: the 1899 Horsey Horseless. Here it is:

It's the Stig's pixelated cousin!

I can't get over how cool that is.

Can he work there?

No mention in my posts about it being ethical. Just admit you were wrong about it not being free. K?

Can't be sure, but "courtesy" has always meant free in my lexicon. Either that, or I've got a lot of bath robes and bars of soap to give back to hotels...

Mad much? You may have missed the "the car was was acquired on a courtesy lease from Schlossmann's Subaru City" part.

I'm satisfied it's a kit.

HAHAHAHAHAHA! Coincidence...

And often, they're right. If I'm not mistaken, Apple has more than $147 Billion in cash reserves.

I'm going to play devil's advocate. And I'm going to ignore the minority thing, because you and I both feel the ad people should ignore it. Why do we choose the cars we drive? Is it because of the price? There are plenty of sub-$1,000 Geo Metros out there.

Because it's such a fast car.

Couldn't agree more. In fact, all Corvettes, back to the C5 ZO6, are total poop. Under no circumstances should anyone own one any more, for any reason.

I'm assuming you've owned one? I had an '89. It will always be a special (if not incredibly attractive) car to me.

I, unlike the others here, really like this.

That is one seriously fantastic angle for that car.

2000 Cadillac Seville. I never use the rear seat heaters. Never. I also never use the second sun visors the car has underneath the first ones. And I almost never use the small plastic garbage can Cadillac included in the passenger footwell. I also never use the glasses holder compartment inside the glove compartment.

Oh My! Agrajag!

Not alone. Testarossa's design is still one of the absolute best. Okulski is off his rocker (and possibly his meds).

Has anyone else seen the GINA video? at 2:30 the headlights open and it looks like eyes. SO CREEPY.