Reverse image search returned pages of crappy image dumps and nothing useful until I found this.

It's a great scheme, and this should be made into a diecast model (Paging Tinfoil @ LaLD: here's your next project!) The only letdown here is that the near-bankrupt restaurant scheme is placed on a car whose manufacturer seems to be heading in the same direction.

Charlize Theron is South African. Gordon Murray is South African. What car did Gordon Murray bless us with?

It’s getting bad. Someone stole the grille right off of this thing at an auto show.

It can only be the 60s. The combination of exquisite design with high performance was not equalled before or since. Just a few examples:

Never in my wildest dreams did I think COTA would let all of the bad blood turn the F1 event into a blank space. Thankfully, they managed to shake it off and get out of the woods in style.

You are correct, but holy Christ how am I supposed to drive that without anyone noticing? I need a crew who would drive a Mercedes Uhlenhault 300SLR, Jaguar E-type, Ferrari 250 GT SWB, a Datsun 240Z, and 20 other cars that can absorb the attention (trip starts at the southernmost end of Italy, ends at the Isle of Man).

I’m sorry it’s Monday. Here’s a pair of Alfa Romeos to make you feel better.

I thought Ford did a wonderful job explaining all of this during their release event in Germany. I have it starting where they start talking about the history of the RS.

It’s your civic duty to have an accord with these animals. It doesn’t take a crosstour genius to know how they fit into the Veritable Tapestry of Environmental Concerns.

“Ugh. This isn’t really related to auto journalism so you shouldn’t post stuff like this.”

Indeed :] And, our own blog in the kinjaverse

I think of this.

What if I told you that was rear wheel drive?

Oh please, it’s Mercedes.

Hot wheels/Matchbox/Random Die cast

Lineup should be: Genesis, Exudus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, Numbers.