And from what the Jaguar designer said, two mirrors could eliminate the rear visibility issues. The only issue I see is roll over safety.

I volunteer to host this show. I would suggest $kaycog for my co-host, just because I know he'd love to 1st gear hoon a GT. Car shows need 3 hosts right? Who wants to be the third?

Maybe if they had a particularly thick panel? Like Alan Davies and 3 clones?

This would make a great QI question.

But how do they work?!

My biggest worry is a military Hypercoup.

Isn't it obvious?! You want a Saab 9-3 Aero SportCombi.

To be fair, we don't know which strategy is being utilized. If it's median, then this is accurate. Mean, however, and you're right on.

The DeltaWing wins, but the Hurst Floor Shifter Special is pretty weird. Especially with those two hands. I saw this car at the LeMay Museum in (I think) Tacoma. I highly recommend a visit. Highly awesome place.

This has always been the best one. Even before it happened.

I'd be willing to bet my left testicle (as long as I got something better in return if I win) that Kimi is going to switch teams after this season. Red Bull will definitely and Ferrari will most likely have a seat open... I don't think Kimi would go to RBR or Ferrari because he'd want to be their #1 driver. What I…

This sounds so much worse than I want it to. I wish that this would sound something like an F1 car. Shrieking, screaming, and cursing its way to a fast (let's hope not McLaren-beatingly quick) lap. Instead, it just sounds limp-wristed. It feels like the soda cup you left in your car at the end of a roadtrip leg:…

God, I love Mark Webber even more. It's a damn shame he got caught up with that silly present day Prost we like to call Sebastien Vettel.

I didn't think so, but then again, I'm not familiar with the ins and outs of Clarkson's car ownership. Plus, he quite well could have, but his garage turnover is so quick he may no longer have it. Also, I think he would have used it for the "budget" supercar episode, like he did with his GT.

I haven't watched the episode yet, but I'm guessing F-Type Jaguar. Said Clarkson via Facebook,

So it is, good eyes there. My downfall is trusting Google Images more than my own eyes and intellect. Here's an MP4/4. I think any of the Marlboro McLarens are pretty slick looking, though.

I myself am a sucker for wheel spats.

The McLaren MP4/4. Winner of all but one race in 1988. Piloted by Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. Let's just hope that Honda power brings a little of the '80s' F1 prowess and entertainment value back to the series.