When did people start hating the C3? It's a striking looking car, 100 times more interesting than the 4 or 5. Yeah, the performance got sucked out of it, but the early ones had plenty of power. It's still what comes to my mind when I think Corvette.

C4 - No.

Should be C2, C6, C5, C4, C1, C3 (C7 yet to earn a spot)

No way the c4 is above the C5 or C6. They were garbage, and had most of their flaws worked out with the later cars.

Ok, I haven't been commenting much recently but I can't stand idly by and read this incorrect list put together by Chief Jalopnik Charlatan, Travis Okulski.

No car is allowed two spaces. Well maybe a Ferrari. For all the other cars safety in case of fire.

Anyone that uses the word "investment" when it comes to purchasing a car, I immediately write off as completely clueless.

Living debt free as a single overriding objective is ludicrously overrated.

Good. Fuck anyone who gets in the way of it. It's there to save lives, not fuck around.

Interfering with police business? On video no less. These kids are fucked.

You could add "Still more desirable than any 2014 Lincoln." to the end of your title.

I'm sorry, but the Navigator and Escalade are nothing more than members of the "my dick is more expensive than your dick" club! Save yourself ~$20k and buy a Yukon/Tahoe or Expedition.

Um, Doug was recommending the car he's made a internet career out of talking about - 360 Modena not the 550 Maranello.

Exactly. When you have a goddamn Hellcat under the hood, you could spell it out in Rainbow Brite writing and have Care Bears on the sides.

No kidding! I go out of my way to buy from private sellers unless a dealer is absolutely necessary. Even then, I HATE the process and the pressure. Purposely browse new car lots after hours to avoid salesmen like Ebola.

and THAT'S what they're afraid of, not Tesla.

Who's going to make that into a ringtone?

I don't like Seinfeld's stand-up or his sitcom back in the day, haven't even watched that cars and coffee webcast or whatever he's got going on, but I appreciate that he's a car guy.

You know who else is sitting out? Kevin Ward, Jr. Stewart better take a caution lap on life. Time to reassess, especially if you end up with a free pass on manslaughter.

Since the faultless execution of economic skill that Morgan Stanley handled the Great Recession, I have full trust.