My favorite was the one Clarkson reviewed, the Brutus.  Listening to that thing start up (and backfire) gives me the tingles.

Too bad the side vent didn’t look like the one on the FT-01 concept I saw in Japan.

These headlights have always gotten me chuckling.

So they’re charging passengers (who have no control of the driver’s decision) money until the driver has to make a decision to go electric? (and may not, ultimately?) That sounds peachy.

Holy crap, that’s terrifying. Respectfully asking, did you all cover that in the past? Granted, I totally understand if it wasn’t blogged on here.

Slice of orange required. (:

Judging by the comments I’ve gotten for this, it’s untrue and I take it back.

Insurance reasons, it’s a lot lower for a 4-seater than a 2-seater.

Seriously, all the hate?

Stahp it, I want to buy one of these in the future and I don’t want to the prices to go up.  (in all seriousness keep posting these, they’re awesome)

Blue Moon (hey it’s the perfect easy starter on a Thursday) (:

Sipping on a beer, casually checking Jalopnik, then I see this with the sporty NSX (hey they tried) as the headline

Wish they sold it here. Great looking ride.

Was there video?

“Mustang GT ST” has a nice ring to it.

Couldn’t agree more - this thing is so silly.

Can an automaker make a dashboard like this work? I get it - airbags, infotainment, soft plastic for fragile fluid-filled meaty heads.  But dang if it isn’t gorgeous..

I believe the reason is that they can’t risk any chance of their electronics (lots) draining the car battery. I think start-stop is a good idea, but I have a feeling even the chance of [Start #1;Drive;Stop;Run Electronics;Sta... oof battery is dead] is enough to keep them from it.

This comment is poetry.

Dang it, I cooked up this same response and this was the first comment I saw.