Horizontal speedometer comeback is long overdue.

With the upcoming Z06 and interest in Vettes to younger people increasing, I say this 1966 427/390 Corvette

I drove my 2wd 94 Ranger in the snow too, but I had souped up 5.0 stuffed in it that would break the tires loose if you looked at it wrong... on dry pavement. I recall driving to work one morning with 12" of snow on the ground... no clue how I made it. Sorry for the poor pic, it's the only one I have.

Whose successor is this? The Countach's? The i8's? Or the Toyota Supra's?

Simple - just buy this!

The answer is simple - just buy more cars. One of them has to be the right one!

It's no coincidence that this was posted next to a Peel P50 story.

Not all of us love Miata's. Some of us just want to watch the world burn.

There are many other companies that do not follow this philosophy that may be a more attractive home for investor capital. Tesla is not going to change.

Between this and the Ducati Scrambler I can't tell you how freakin' pleased I am with this new trend of retro-street tracker-fat tired bikes.

Does Tony Stark's NSX count as a future car because it'll finally get released in 2038?

Nissan owned 1989.

This is the typical Jalopnik state of mind...everything new is terrible and horrible and scary and ugly and every other negative thing you can think of. Until it goes out of production. Then it's the most amazing thing that's ever been made, ever ever ever.

Because 5 GT.

When it was first announced, Valencia Orange was supposed to be an exclusive for the 1M. If you haven't seen it in bright sunlight in person, you really don't need to comment on how it doesn't do anything for you.

I believe the correct answer to "Which is the greatest orange cars of all time?" is : All of them.

ohhhhhhhh he told YOU

I don't care one way or another for a Civic, but that was some damn fine filmmaking.

note to all companies, agencies, et. al. never make your own hashtags. that shit gotta be organic. nice job chevy