Well, it’s not THAT absurd. If we remember Mulsanne’s Coner’s article regarding the Mercedes CLR flip at Le Mans, the author says: “To make things worse, the car has a wing on the back side generating downforce behind the rear tires and well behind the c.g., which naturally tends to lift the nose”. Of course, this…

How many of those 500+ people went on to post a different suggestion, though? Which carries more weight? The car they suggested, or a suggestion that they starred? They probably starred multiple suggestions, too.

Out of curiosity, have you ruled out buying two cars again?

If there was ever any doubt that you were a manager in a corporate environment, this article should abolish it.

We do already do this... and we HAVE been doing this for some time now... the bigger automakers like Ford, GM, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Mercedes anyway...

Damn. Never saw a rim being broken in a crash sequence before now.

The technology isn’t completely new, but its development is still in the works.

Seems very legit.

The F-35 will see continued development throughout it’s lifespan like all fighters. Just like the F-16 went from a simple airshow queen that was dead in any BVR fight to a multirole fighterbomber with lots of reach. Just like the F-15, originally a flawed superiority fighter with shit engines and plenty of issues is…

Wait...the HondaJet and the NSX are really being made?

Not bad. Faster than a Veyron with greater range.

Here’s why a Unimog is the perfect choice:

And he needs this plate on it.

You can get an allegedly nice late-production Grand Wagoneer for half your price cap (though I think they’ve aged out of what Carmax is willing to deal with) and it’d be an interesting interpolation between your H1 and Rangie experiences.

I think it’s time to take the Hummer concept but do it right. One word...Unimog! What can’t you do with one of these. The articles would write themselves. When’s the last time you drove a 16 speed?!? Here’s a fun example well within your budget with a clean FL title...

Unimog gets my vote out of your list. A friend of my dad’s has one that he imported, and I rode in it when I was a teen. It was.. something else.

Douglas, your new car has arrived. Its a pre-loved (possibly hugged-to-death) Audi R8. My internet sleuthing has shown that the coupe held on to 56.5 per cent of its value over three years and 30,000 miles and is listed among the least depreciating cars of the past decade or so.

Ariel Nomad - Just make this happen... Drive it in the sun, drive it in the rain, drive it in the snow. Track it. Rally it. Live it.

The judges would also accept “hearse.”

Can we refer to Doug as Dough from now on? Please?