Replace the Acura badge with a Triforce. Just in the rear, mind you.

Jay Leno's Garage. Throw your opinion of his comedy aside. He is a great gearhead, and has some of the most interesting cars on. Like a superluxurious steam car.

It would have been a safe haven for Maude Flanders.

We don't need our cars to look like animals, but there's some really fundamental things we expect, and I think these expectations are related to why we are so willing to see faces on cars as well. Almost every vertebrate animal is bilaterally symmetrical. Both sides are the same. So we expect that out of our cars, too.

The electric Hellcat?

Do you think someone could pay them enough to make an FFcamino?

As long as it is the biggest Track Cock.

Local 112 is the latest addition to the United Auto Workers organization and it just happens to be in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, home to the Mercedes-Benz plant that churns out a lot of products for the automaker. More like Russialoosa, AMIRITE?

Havard Rugland?

I'm in a "wait-and-see" mode here, because I'm curious if the guys did anything to provoke this during their time in Argentina, or whether a bunch of passionate Argentines went too far based off Top Gear's past history and potential resentment of Britain.

Wait, there is/was a 918 in the GTA?

Hybrid or not, all I'm thinking is spiritual Espada successor. Please let that be true.

I'm sorry, but anything being hit by a Yugo is coming out of that crash in better shape than the Yugo.

Oh great, whenever physicalism is brought up in a philosophy of mind debate, I'm going to use your Knockoff China thesis as a debate point.

10. These Five Animals Are In Your Car Right Now

How far could you return it?

And it has put a power bulge in my hood, if you know what I mean.

This makes me wonder: Given equal tire technology, how far off would this be from the Boss 3o2 or the Z-28? Anyone with a Cobra R want to do an insanity comparo?

1. Does it come with a tow hook?

That's what I assumed the actual method was (every Jalop is probably well versed in the art of proper engine braking), but I added that for humor.