It´s part of a famous Bossanova song. It means "sadness does not end, happiness does".

Of course, one is an expensive sports car with the name of the company´s founder. The other is a legend.

Jeremy Clarkson was around?

Answer: nope.

Nope. You didn´t see it from the back angle. Ugliness resumes, trust me. Plus, just to keep hurting your eyes, that thing on the rear door... Tristeza nao tem fim, felicidade sim.

But here´s my favorite: Fiat 128 IAVA.

Ah, those 70's Falcons, and Chevys, and Dodges, and Torinos...

Whoever did this, did he go to jail? Please, tell me he did go to jail...

Utter redneckery?

VW Brasilia, and all its iterations. Including the Zé do Caixao.

Love it. Simpler is better.

Uhh, that´s the Chrysler factor. :(

Starting on a hill? That´s lesson 2, when you are 12 years old and your dad has a Ford Sierra wagon. Go get yourself something with a slushbox. Or learn.

Badassery level: GOD.

Nah, just meh... A douche who managed to extract extra-douchery from utter douches, and being regarded as a victim. Which he was.

Yup. And just had my humor-augmentation treatment :) Cheers!

Uhh, Loeb is actually third. In fact, it´s "Pechito" López the one rocking the whole boat.

A random few, in an utterly sexist crew. Yes, the argument is that the barrier is that society, and especially motorsports, is utterly sexist. It's like being antisemitic but saying "I have a Jew friend".

The fact that so few women make it to top-level racing only highlights how biased the whole sport is. Look at any race, women seem to be just part of the prize for men to take, in a symbolic and in a most literal way. How can it be possible for women to succeed in such an environment?

Matt, I haven't read all the comments (which I do as a matter of principle before commenting on any post, on any blog), so please excuse me if I'm repeating something that someone else did say before me. I'm equally upset with the utter sexism in motorsport (and in life), as I'm happy to see the reaction of a Jalopnik…