I concur wholeheartedly.

I think somehow you yank on the side-view mirror and the door opens. It's actually pretty smart when you think about it.

Yup, it's definitely an orca. And if we learned anything from the movie Orca....

I WOULD LIKE!

You wanna know another great option for young car buyers in a city?

Walking out the door to drive my miata home in 5....4.....3....

Eh, they are FWD so who cares.

Dude it's not even eleven o'clock.

WHOA WHOA WHOA. What series/movie is that picture from? That robot looks so badass i need to see it.

It shows and this was fantastic! I hope to see a follow up article, if you make it through getting mixed up in the organized crime syndicate that's clearly pulling the strings here...

AND Denis Leary.

That bridge got demoted HARD!! Back to the mail room bridge!

I'm not sure that's physically possible (or, like fistpunch over there, if an rs6 even generates downforce). But it if is, I'd like to build a car/submarine capable of diving through the ice into the water by using a downforce-generating pop-up wing.

When women are the top buyers of high-performance and luxury cars, then you'll get your shirtless men prancing around the next lambo.

I take the 964 if I can fit inside it. The greenhouse in the back is one of the coolest things Porsche ever did and a 4wd targa is worth the price of admission.

I think that the gigantor US bumpers help accentuate the shark nose, if you know what I mean. Without that huge rubber slab sitting under it, that long hood with the grill sloping underneath it wouldn't be nearly as dramatic.

I wholeheartedly agree. Especially those damn Cadillacs...

Is this rule retroactive? The XJ220 barely makes it out with 280 or so and the Bugatti EB110 doesn't come close with most likely 150 sold to the public.

You are correct. Swag has been extended to mean anything cool, as in:

14 year old girl REBUILDING a car.