We have very different tastes. It’s a squinty blob.

Ferrari.

Look at how the wheels fit the arches, and tell me again how this is the most beautiful car ever designed. It looks like a little car wearing a sleek big car suit.

The fuck is this part. It looks like the car has a hernia.

All Porsches. They all look too similar to have any semblance of personality and those bug-eyed headlights give the impression of a Mormon going to a strip club for the first time.

My vote goes to the Chevy HHR. The bland, derivative answer to a question nobody was asking: “What if Chevy made the PT Cruiser?”

My favorite is and will always be The DeTomaso Mangusta.

I just want to point something out: though I’m hesitant to tell people what they should or shouldn’t criticize, I think it’s... misguided to complain or worry about Fallout 4’s graphics right now. What’s more important is that this trailer looks real, which is more than we could say for all the bullshots and CGI…

It causes me physical pain to see such a beautiful classic ruined like this. Do shit like this to a used Toyota or Hyundai, not to a six decades old classic and especially not to one of the most influential designs of the era. Look at the original and tell me this yellow monster is anything aside from a cause for deep…

Founder Clement Studebaker has probably turned over in his grave.

Who remembers this?

My reaction as well. People who can anticipate special needs (like the mother obviously could here) should arrange them in advance. I am sure the airline could have worked it out if she had not dropped it on the flight attendants in media res.

A warm pack? With chemicals in it? When's the last time you used air travel? Pre 2001, I'd guess.

We must preserve the 19th century class structure in travel, because well because.

But what if the other plebeians want hot food as well?