1. Meet with marketing team to create sub-brand (in name-only) to squish between BMW and Mini.

That is hands-down the silliest collection of trikes I have ever seen.

Wow, another Prius driver struggling with the staggering complexity of gas-brake-neutral. Darwinian congestion reduction at it's finest.

@kburgs88: This needs to be put on a tape loop.

@vavon205: That sir, is flat-out impressive—and arguably a work of art onto itself.

Nope. Any car I want, I want to drive—work of art o not.

Hmmm...I love and own Subies myself, but I still think I covet the car from the movie of which you quote considerably more.

@Roberto G.: Interesting observation...Perhaps Mercedes and Porsche body and chassis parts are actually more expensive to replace than Japanese luxo-tourers, or even those of Italy.

@Eldrock Bolton-RS: I generally try to support Obama but this is a priceless GIF.

@Elhigh: Torches and pitchforks are coming your way...

arrrrghhgh [drool, drop my beer]

Yeah, this is the "Granada" that came to my mind when I read the article title. At least the European version bears some semblance of performance to begin with, unlike the bag of wet potato chips we got.

After living in California, Arizona and Virginia for a few of years each, but having grown up in New England around greater Boston, I can say I think this is reasonably accurate when taking account into average cruising speeds.

@vavon205: Seriously? A V12, font-engined tourer?

@trlstanc: Brilliant! I just used this copmarion the other day to determine the difference between my current Legacy GT and my former Miata...the best "handling" car I've ever owned.

@bugattatra - the original wagonist: Ummm...I don't see a Miata in this picture...

I think James gets it half right, leaving out that feedback is still only part of the equation. The other half is the car's ability to do what you want it to and what you expect it to, when you want it to, along with just how smoothly it does it.

That guy is hilarious, as are his driving skills.

@jodark: [shiver]

@Roberto G.: H-Van: So abhorrently ugly that it's cool.