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I would say "hatch", as "shooting brake" is opening a can of worms on Oppo.

No - they made it incredible.

"Excuse me? The best-selling sports car of all time is number one on this list?" Yes, it is. You see, Mazda didn't really have any reason to put the Miata on the market – the market for roadsters was all but dead by 1989, but they took a chance and knocked the ball out of the park.

The Ferrari FF is the sort of car you couldn't make up – no one would have believed that Ferrari would have made an AWD station wagon and yet they did. It's the most un-Ferrari thing they could have made, but you can't help but love it.

Whoever thought of making a convertible version of the Nissan Murano was off their rocker, but not quite as crazy as whoever approved the thing. Still though, they took the boring Murano and made it great.

Damn right it was. Let's just hope that those taillights make it into production too!

6.) Email Every Dealer Around

My Toyota Matrix makes me an impatient asshole.

AMAZING. I am dying.

We get a digital clock.

Love the exterior. The interior is a design disaster. I wouldn't even know where to push to put it in drive. Just being busy for the hell of it. The buttons I can make out (e.g. start/stop) look like they came off a flip phone I had in the early 2000s.

Yes, the Jeep actually sold a Dragon Edition Wrangler. It's a black and gold Wrangler with a bunch of dragon decals stuck on it.

4. Enzo

The S30 chassis gave birth to the absolutely brilliant Datusn 240Z, a car that compared favorably with the best of what Europe had to offer. Unfortunately it evolved into the slow, bloated 280ZX, a car that no amount of black gold could save.

I, weirdly, see people do this all the time. What!?

This is an SSR blended with a Mitsuoka Orochi, right?

You can't get a steal. I've been checking KL-bound flight from NYC and they're just as expensive as everyone else.

There is one serious upside to buying: at some point, you won't have a car payment.

Calling someone out for being wrong about calling someone out for being wrong.