Yes, yes, a million times yes! I wouldn't mind living in Seattle forever.

I like this too, but I would reduce the size of the badge, and make it all smaller in general.

It isn't an eco-car, just as a Formula 1 car's electric boost system doesn't make it an eco-car.

I was just about to post a picture of that very car when I saw your comment.

Dare I say the Bugatti Veyron? Evidently, I do. I bet that as soon as I get one, I'll change my tune, though.

Hey guys, it's Chris Brown!

My god! You're right. That's awful.

And he's on Fifth Gear now.

Practically nothing except for advertisement. It's like when you see someone driving a Civic, but they've bought some Ferrari decals and stuck them on the car.

Ferrari. That would be amazing.

That thing is creaky.

The Citroen DS3, and DS3 Racing - although I would never be caught dead in a Racing.

I live in the city and I pay about $4.09 a gallon.

A Huayra or V12 Vantage - no one could bring themselves to damage one.

I friggin' LOVE the 935. It just looks like it wants to be driven. More smiles per mile than miles per gallon, I would imagine.

That would be so goddam embarrassing.

The Vanquish looks like a very modest concept car. Half of me loves it, but the other half doesn't think that it is very Aston Martin. Too flash to be an AM, IMHO. Sometimes you gotta be different, I guess.

I think I've had a crisis.

That looks more like a Jimmy than a Blazer to me, but I don't particularly care for that market segment. The Blazer didn't have that many distinct windows, and the years it did, the rearmost window extended over the rear pillar, if I'm not mistaken. The Jimmy had a naked aft pillar. Just my two cents. Good luck Corpus…

The rear end is like a squashed up Camaro. Boo! Otherwise, it is the sex.