Damnit, Kinja. Can't tell if the pic made it in.

Cannot unsee.

So... he lost control and spun out, then.... what? Hit the rail from behind and had it explode out the windshield 'Alien-style'?

Dang, I totally thought this was going to be a list of yogurt flavors.

Way to go, media. All your #SochiProblems tweets obviously got under somebody's skin.

Good use of the frunk, yo.

No orange?

Bob Costas Was Here.

Contestant: "I'll take 'Things That Thwart Crime for $300, Alex."

So. I guess I'll give the lady a mulligan on not knowing the most cost-effective mass transit route (train, bus, etc.) to get from NYC to Boston.

Sincerely hoping the officer slipped the 'Rexer some sort of get-out-of-ticket-free card during the handshake!

In general, most of the last-gasp Olds generation troubles me, but this one takes the cake:

Beware.

Look, Orlove, I get that there were a TON of amazing cars there. And I get that you wanted the pictures to convey the feeling that just beyond this one fascinating car were literally dozens of other equally, if not more, fascinating ones.

My dad had a '93 UR-S4 when I was growing up, and that was the only car I had ever seen that came with rear seat heaters. Made the daily arguement with my brother about who sat shotgun on the way to school slightly less irritating!

Yeah, saw that too!

STOP THE PRESSES!

Ahh, so they just put in dirty oil to mimic the break-in.

Why loop around and around the block looking for a parking spot when you can just park anywhere?

Did they keep the stowable, on-board ramps from the Atlas?