The Ford Raptor will replace the Hummer H2 as the ride of choice for discerning douchebags. Oh wait, that happened in 2013 already.

I just saw an HHR Panel the other day with a porthole. It looked alot like this, except no fake wood vinyl wrap and odd roof racks. Call me crazy, but I kinda liked it.

I'd say these are appropriate on select Maseratis as well. But yeah, anything else looks dumb with self adhesive portholes.

Bill's DeTomaso Mangusta was the first car in YEARS that made me turn to Google in a 'WTF was THAT?' moment. I had never heard of the car prior to that movie.

Volkswagen going after a lager market with cheaper, larger cars makes good sense. It does. Many people here may not like it, but there's no reason why a Volkswagen can't fit two people in a back seat (vertically or horizontally).

Kinda reminds me of an updated version of this: Vector W8

This concept of Drivatars is all well and good, except that my experience with online multiplayer in Forza is that 4/5 of people are just jackasses driving around the course in the opposite direction trying to hit you head on as you lap them. Is that the type of thing that I'm going to hafta deal with from the AI…

I was pretty proud of my latest Craigslist ad (http://stillwater.craigslist.org/cto/3845103641…), until I saw Henry's video. Nice work, sir!

Love that case! I have the black version. NZXT Phantom.

Granted, Nissan dropped the price of the volt by $6,000 to a low-low $28,800 before incentives, whereas the Volt still costs around $40,000.

Tint probably held it together.

1967 Chevelle SS 396. Cream with a black top, very similar to this one. It was also my Dad's first car.

That makes the skinny bits that I mistook for headlights even worse. Like Pontiac Aztek worse.

The headlights are awful. They could have, at the very least, copied the Grand Cherokee's.

Are those A/C vents using Dyson's bladeless fan technology?

Chevy Equinox/GMC Terrain

Hood Scoop, I wanna say. But the asymmetrical line below it still confuses me.