Volvo, why must you be so cruel? This is the perfect car for me, and you broke my heart by not developing it.

$90 for a tiny teddy bear? Bitch please.

Duesenberg. The greatest American car ever built.

The CLS was cool when it came out, but that face did not age well.

I LOVE the people who dress in period clothes. It's like a giant sign that says: "come talk to us, we are the most friendly people here"

Porsche 911, although I do love the car, I did say that I was not loaded, so it didn't listen to my budget.

I NEED!

in two more decades, we'll be back to the one cylinder engines!

I might look stupid for asking, but are they inline?

He didn't get a full year just as punishment, it was also a sign for others, so no one else would try and break his record. There are thousands of other idiots who now want to break the record, but this sentence will keep many of them from trying/crashing/killing pedestrians.

Ok. A tear-down inspection makes a little more sence than just oil. Thanks.

There are so many beautiful cars which are simply works of art, like the E-Type, SM, and Montreal. There are people who pay 35 million for paintings, by comparison, the E-Type is a bargain, even if it does not run.

The tires don't surprise me, it's the $21,000 for oil change which got me. Even if they have to take the engine out of the car to change the oil, there is no reason new oil should be 21 grand.

I'm not too big on the car itself, but I really wish we could more interior designs like that on lower priced cars. Every interior I see is black/tan. No exceptions. I would love to see packages like this to bring some color back into today's cars.

During the last few years of the Model T, the comments were the same. It was difficult to handle, it was grossly underpowered, the passenger compartment was completely uncomfortable, and a lot more. But we love them today because it shows us a piece of a time gone by.

Planned obsolescence was started in the 1940's, and the cars from the 1950's and 1960's are still collectable.

What's the difference?

The same type of people who restored Jay Leno's 1910 White steam car.

If you don't think that cars will last a century, then you should join the Horseless Carriage Club to see dozens of century old vehicles cruise together. You might learn a thing or two.

Any convertible. Even the Sebring. It's like a nice cruise in a 1930 Model T. It was old, outdated, slow and not at all stylish by that time too, but no one cares about that anymore. 100 years from now, it is all about the open top cruising, in a vehicle from a different way of life. From back when things were simple,…