How the heck did I not see you this weekend? I had brunch right next to that car, in that exact spot. It's definitely in stellar shape!

Jalopnik Film Fest 1.5. Best worst car films edition.

This. More of this.

Well that's just bad planning on your part. Play-doh is great to have on hand at any age. You never know.

PLAY-DOH! Then take a picture.

Do you have crayons? Pens? Pencils? Fingerpaint? Paperclips? String?

Not only is Ken a damn fine driver, but this is a film festival about the intersection of car racing and entertainment. There are few people in the world who know how to marry those two things better than Señor Block. You can't watch any of the Gymkhana videos without grinning ear to ear.

Yes. This.

Greatest homage to Mario Kart ever made. Hands down.

It is regularly on display at The Petersen Museum in LA. Or, to be more precise, tucked away in their vault, a place that Jason can tell you all about.

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This is everything I wish Hot Wheels marketing would do on their own. I loved every second. Danny MacAskill is the man.

What I love about this movie is that the storyline is so core to the LEGO brand - they didn't just try to shoehorn a generic story in with LEGO characters. Looks amazing. I'll be the first in line!

You should talk to Ray Wert. This was definitely his favorite car of the LA Auto Show that year, particularly because of the paint!

Let's face it - it's a real life toy, in the exact same color as the toy from '68. How can you not smile from ear to ear?

Well - now I know one activity I definitely have to add during my college reunion. Location in relation to Notre Dame, +1

You might just be a shitty friend.

I think this works better because the wings were designed for this specific car, so their design was meant to accent the Smart, specifically - down to the form, materials, integration with the body, color etc. The lashes are in the same bucket as stick-on faux vents, port holes etc. They're designed to be cheap…