Audi R8 apparently.

This is what all the rich kids drove when I was in high school. And they were all afraid to take them off-road. I took my S-10 Blazer all kinds of places they wouldn't go in their new Jeep.

Alex Wurz not having his head taken off by David Coulthard's Red Bull at Melbourne in 2007 should be worthy of an honorable mention.

Might be tough to beat this one.

Thank you.

I would like to request the above C5-R picture for the "Ridiculously Cool Wallpaper" please. Thank you. Have a nice day.

eh. forget the car blog and the blackjack.

TNT used Kyle Petty as an "in-car reporter" for a race at Sears Point a few years back. Kyle even blessed us with an in-car invocation. Then the race started.

Danica Patrick has nothing to fear but fear itself, heights, beef, fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, earthquakes, and Brazilians.

I have always loved a good radial engine.

You beat me to it. The Cadillac Sixteen is my answer for the "most beautiful" questions a lot of the time.

They don't necessarily need any new cars. They just need to get back to what made stock car racing popular in the first place. Cars that people can actually buy racing around the track every Sunday.

Lumina SS Ute

That photo is definitely shopped.

How about the Grand Prix and Monte Carlo Aero Coupes? Sure they are uglier than their less aerodynamic siblings, but they are certainly more rare. Not to mention the fact that GM made these cars just to be more competitive in stock car racing makes them cool.

If I had a '69 RS, I would try to find a way to disconnect the headlight door to illuminate them as parking lights like you said. I guess I would just have to drive on well lit streets after dark.

The covers rotated inward into the grille and exposed the whole headlight. Would have looked sweet if they did just shine through the cover.

absolutely

I have always liked the headlights on 69 Camaro RS.

McLaren F1 LM in Papaya Orange