So totally the first thing that popped into mind, from the headline and then the photo. "Sometimes...I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion."

But Doug! It's a European car they don't sell in America! YOU HAVE TO LOVE IT!

*Excavator. #corrections.

The V-Class, or the fastest rusting car in the world.

Except for it being the first small car to go all aluminium.

Their innovativeness just wasn't recognized. They were doing plastic body panels years before GM introduced them and looked how well it worked out for Sat...urr, nevermind.

The New Beetle.

No B pillar... so sexy.

The S-max is considerably bigger though.

Bob Hoover pouring tea while rolling in his Shrike Commander. The man is a legend.

I've got two reasons.

Hertz. Do I need another reason?

When asked about his loyalty to the child, the cat replied "What child? I saw a fucking dog, I acted. Nibbles is looking out for Nibbles."

It blows my mind how much crossovers have picked up in Europe. Paris is teeming with Dacia Dusters and Renault Capturs.

Got that covered:

It's nothing to do with standard procedure, we actually tend to do it in the hopes of snagging washing lines full of women's underwear. Nothing is as comfortable as a thong on a transatlantic flight!

The Saab 29, colloquially called "Flygande tunnan" (English: "Flying barrel"), was a fighter jet manufactured by Saab in the 1950s. It was Sweden's 2nd turbojet-powered combat aircraft. The first one was Saab 21R, which looked decidedly more conventional. Saab made two prototypes for the follow-up; the first was…

Easy! PZL M-15 Belphegor, the world's first agricultural jet. And worst.