The Murcielago is not an analog car by any stretch of the imagination. It does not force you to do all the work in the way that the others do. The Murcielago is simply a digital car that's been programmed to ignore Asimovian Law.

We seem to have a couple of missing characters here.

As long as it can be had without that rather tacky - if doubtlessly functional - wing (it can if I recall correctly), and can be had in a metallic, liquid silver color, then I shall love one. Note that I said "love" and not "afford."

You just mentioned tug boats. That and Fire trucks are a surefire way to peak the interest of the inner kid in all of us here. Thanks for the cool video.

I didn't expect anyone to recognize her, I just remember being one of those high school jackasses that had a crush on her and I laughed. I'm frequently amused at both how much and how little has changed since then. I might also still think she's a total knockout. Definitely one of my favorite models.

That's Lisa Kim Fleming. Once upon a time, when I was just a wee high school jackass, she was a big import model and every guy on the face of the planet that was into import cars were big fans of her.

Don't Tesla me, Bro!

I, as a commenter, am glad that Katie is going to be okay. I have no interest in turning her experience into some sort of internet farce that makes no sense whatsoever.

I cannot agree more.

"...it's the most beautiful Ferrari to come along in years..."

"Wherever it is, it is a place with too many self-indulgent weenies with too much bloody money.

A Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, 1st-gen Porsche Cayenne, and possibly a modified Chevrolet Trailblazer SS would all do the trick.

I would hope that they can come up with something more interesting this time.

The appeal is that quite frankly, not everyone likes the same thing as we enthusiasts do. As enthusiasts, automotive culture is a lifestyle choice that we choose to make a priority. Not everyone shares the same priorities that we do.

I'm ambivalent to the Mini Coupe, but I am not ashamed to admit that I think the Mini Roadster is actually pretty damn cool. Sure, it has the image of being something of a feminine car; but, then, so does the Miata. It doesn't stop enthusiasts from liking the Miata, and it won't stop me from liking the Mini Roadster.

Well then.

Interesting. It seems that I got pretty solidly schooled today.

Hm. In that case, I stand corrected. I thought that was a P4. That being said, what is it?

I want a Cobalt SS Turbo sedan in school bus yellow. I'd park it in a garage next to a Dodge Neon ACR, a Dodge Omni GLHS, a Chevrolet Citation X11, and a Ford Escort ZX2 S/R.

It's right here: