Model badging. Seriously. Especially if it's a kinda-sleeper or specialty car (M's, AMG's). I just feel proud when I'm the only one savoring the jet-black CLS 63 AMG when there's an entire mob across the street drooling over the red R8 (seriously dude, RED?) and everybody going "oh look, a Furrari (sic); or noticing…

Okay, Bumblebee vs Death Race Mustang, who wins?

That's one special edition Stang I'd consider but, y'know, those gas prices...

One sweet ride.

Zoom zoom.

@c0de:

You got stretched Hummers, we got, well, this

Does this imply that traffic wardens are the highest authority in our modern society?

So where does the Dodge Tomahawk belong? Anyhow, Powell it is. All-time favorite episode...

@boosted-lego-wagon:

"It's okay officer, I'm a developer running late..."

Maybe some flames or surface rust to really give it a menacing appearance?

Some of the ideas are actually pretty good, but I'm not entirely convinced, and neither will the Euro-NCAP guys I think. You crash this thing good and they can use the bodywork as a bodybag! I thought "cradle-to-grave" design was dead...

It has an Italian number plate though...from Milan. Zagato, is that you?

So...the Rapide is in the clear?

Admitting you find crashing exciting is one thing, this is a little over the top...

I kinda thought it might work. And then I read the actual article. I thought your WGA had finished it's strike...

Ok, so following last comment I visited the US Toyota site-first time ever-and frankly, I hope I never have to do that again. I know US car manufacturers are largely responsible for the mess they're in: bad management, crappy build quality, overconsuming and underpowered etc... but I find it extremely hard to believe…

Like a molten Edge, but uglier. Jeez, looks like the Toyota designers actually thought that the Gillette-style F150 grille was a good idea. Honestly, I expect this kind of thing from Ssanyong, not Toyota. What's next, an endless string of special edition Prii?

Is "drop it like it's hot" too obvious?