Obvious answer is obvious.

I'm going to have to nominate Munich. The S-Bahn (Suburban trains) and U-Bahn (Subway) systems alone cover the entire metro area with wonderful service. Lines begin in one corner, travel through the "central corridor" underneath central Munich, then terminate on the opposite end. The result is a spiderweb-like system…

Lane splitting at a traffic light or heavy slow traffic is great for me, the four wheeled aficionado who doesn't ride the two wheeled conveyances.

JD McDuffie is a race team now?

Considering how much tech from the racing program goes into the road car, not really.

Just look at how desperate they are!

The Mustang may have knocked it out of the running... BUT THE MR2 IS ETERNAL!!!

It was commissioned by the guy who was literally Hitler.

Jim Glickenhaus for sure

Max Rockatansky. No supernatural corner carving or even many crazy driving stunts, just psyching out the bad guys.

If I had a nickel for every time a woman has said that to me...

That actually looks good despite being a Mondial.

The Rolls Royce and Bently badges have some awesome engineering in it. They are retractable for safe keeping and to protect pedestrians in the case of an impact. The Rolls Royce one is often gold plated which is a nice touch.

Some Scion badges have a cool LED back light effect.

This is stretching it a bit. Ok a lot.

The Mercury Capri was easily the most badass-looking Fox car. No contest.

Sweden has such few road deaths due to the lack of Kentuckians driving there.

The Simeone Museum in Philly. Very large collection of early Alfa Romeo/F1 cars and other fine raritys.

BMW MUSEUM