forget an internship—give the kid a job!

the wheels are horrible!

The Honda Element is the only car I know of with factory optioned privacy curtains.

If he had said "Everything I ever need to know about terrorist" I may have chuckled. But reducing an entire faith to the acts of a few extremist is not funny.

How come nobody goes to see if the driver is ok? Am I missing something? Everyone just stands around. . .

@Scandinavian Flick: I did that a couple of weeks ago - talk about a trip down memory lane . . . and my 2 year old loved it also!!

No data with regard to cell phone use? I find distracted drivers on their cell phones (or txting) to be the scariest!

Owners Manual, napkins, mileage journal, phone charger, and a diaper (yes—a diaper—never can be too prepared when you have a toddler).

I just threw up a little bit in my mouth.

yet another reason why I cringe every time I see someone talking on a cell phone while driving . . . any little distraction can cause an accident.

Whenever I see something like this I think of the movie WALL-E, and the transport like devices the lethargic humans used.

Hummer:

I'm a sucker for boxes . . .

@H2H: exactly what I was thinking—they will try to recreate it—and be unable to. . . . myth "busted" . . . ahhhh . . . . not really.

I guess its only a matter of time until this is recreated on Mythbusters.

@GV_Goat: I agree completely! It may not fit the Mini purist's mold—but it none-the-less could be a very cool car, that if made by anyone else—the Jalopnik-nation would be singing its praises.

I've never owned one . . . but I've been consistently impressed with the VW Gti.

I can't believe that guy going 40 on a public street without a helmet! I like speed—but I also like living.

@brandegee: Probably so.

I think you meant "greet" in the CTS-V Coupe description.