McLaren F1 for daily use

I believe the question was "carmaker". Did you mean to say "brand" or automaker? Seems like most people are assuming the former. Here are my lists:

One would think that something named "Super Duty" would be oriented toward work, not some pretty chrome-laden kid hauler. This hardly appears like a truck at all.

Proof positive that the music scene around Detroit is still better than many other cities in the world.

Fugly but effective.

@SunanditaPanoptes: Well said!

Take all this with a grain of salt. You don't buy a "brand", you buy a particular model that happens to be branded. Does anyone actually believe that a Chevy Aveo has anything in common with the Corvette besides the bowtie? So why lump survey quality results by brand???

I'd hate to try to land it in a crosswind situation. There's hardly any wing/tarmac clearance!

Why spend your energy hating something? To be sure, the owners of poorly engineered vehicles are the ones to suffer their unfortunate purchasing decisions. As long as i can avert my eyes, i find more important things to do than worry about their automotive satisfaction.

...better rewrite this one, Ray.

Any math geek or satan worshipper should appreciate the key numbers of the McLaren F1 LM better.

@Billy Seroyer: I humbly disagree. "VTEC" (spell the acronym correctly!) is a good idea but a rather crude implementation.

@Chaparral:

Well, it is the best looking Cadillac I've seen in the last decade.

17 years after the F1 was created and you guys think nothing has dethroned the McLaren F1????

Tough choice, but this one is about as pure as it gets:

Brera is a solid 8/10.

What's so overwhelming about the "aero" kit? This has to be one of the most tasteful packages i've seen on any car. If you're going to tack on extra plastic pieces, at least these appear like they belonged there in the first place.

@jbarrow:

Supporters of the suburban lifestyle like the wide-open spaces, calmness, and safety that a suburban existence can provide.