An interesting article over at IEEE Spectrum details how Google's autonomous Prius became the first self-driving car to pass a state driving test. Even if it was a special autonomous car test with the route and acceptable weather conditions set by Google. And a Google engineer had to take over. Twice.

Wrong.

I haven't watched this yet, but I'm guessing it's a way of taking three minutes to say 'no'...

I guess this is a good enough time to post this again.

They are slow and designed by fascists. Nothing good ever comes from that. In factory form, they aren't very good.

Designed by the same guy!

The Z06 is the fastest, best, most reliable, best looking choice. I'd have that one.

E30 M3 SUCK IT TECHNOLOGY!!

The more important question is, do people still windsurf?

Honest question, are your responses scripted, or approved by marketing guys before being posted? You don't seem to be actually answering the questions, or catching on to any sense of sarcasm or humor.

Chevrolet SSR.

The Blackwood. You nailed it in one.

Don't know why, but I haven't been able to get images to display for about the past 12 hours.

Why are we putting some credence in this rendering (it is a rendering)? Well, if you look at the image, it has a small watermark that says "designed by Seth Elson." Mazda North America has an engineer named Seth Elson who lives in Orange County, according to LinkedIn. There's also a Twitter account for "SethOfDeath"…

Still less power than their fatass fullsize sedan, the Charger Hellcat. Guess the Challenger to... Not that it's a huge problem, since their incredibly different cars but does anybody else feel weird about that?

Dodge Challenger, the official car of telling the rest of the world to go fuck itself.

I see where the rear design influence came from

2012 Saab 9-5 SportsCombi, only several dozen pre-production test mules were built.