E61 BMW M5 Touring.

Phaeton, duh. If we're not limiting this to sedans, then one of those super-nice-inside vans. They can cost a few 100k and they look like a taxi from the outside.

Having seen a 240 Z, I can confirm the accuracy of this report.

$42000 and a targa means that I'll pass on it. I can't afford overnight parts from Japan when the car itself eats into my budget so much!

I am disappointed in this list.

Jesus is not a knob.

Now that's the sort of plane I want to party with.

Because tires don't have a nice easy-to-compare single metric that marketing people have decided to push as the be-all measure of a tire's performance and is easily digestible by non-enthusiasts. You never hear "The Bridgestone RE-TR34d has 285 stickyquants, which is 10% more than any other tire in its segment" or…