The Citroen DS, the car of the future for 60 years and counting.

You're right though, coming from a BMW enthusiast who loves the M coupe. This car is ugly to some. Part of the mystique is why they made such a car in the first place. Another part is that once you look past the clown shoe form, you start to the impossibly large rear tires, the bulging fender flares, and the better…

Nope. Ugly beautiful.

Easily one of the best looking cars made in the past 15 years.

Possibly one of the best track cars for the money, when they made it. That chassis is stiffer than Michael Jackson at recess.

I'm happy with never owning the "new best ever" car, as long as the one I have is a manual. I'm not good enough of a driver to wring every second out of either, but I know without a doubt I'll enjoy a manual more.

I agree. Another thing relevant to engineering (rather than performance as much) would be output / engine weight.

Who cares what the displacement is. I'll bet the fuel economy is similar and the emissions are probably within the same ballpark as well. Meanwhile, the price on the Viper is significantly less.

Only seven, I think.

Just to get it out of my system:

And a final reminder: Street racing is the dumbest thing and the people who do it are literal human garbage.

The rear end looks like shit. Even those F-Type taillights can't spruce it up.

HULK SMASH DUMB IRRELEVANT BUILDING

The E1 never runs out of charge.

Umm... is it me or does it not seem like there's enough room to get those cars out?

Hmmm...

Also part Jiffy Lube.

Related to this topic, I don't know if any of you caught the latest Top Gear last night (we get it a week late here in the US). Both Maclaren and Ferrari got totally exposed. Completely. The backstory Clarkson shared with the audience was just incredibly embarrassing for both Maclaren and Ferrari with regard to…