I missed this one, too. While not exactly a kid, when I was in my late teens I got a ride in the back seat of a ‘70 Chevelle with a 454. It wasn’t the LS6, and I don’t think it was even the original engine to the car, but it was a 454, and it had a Nitrous Oxide tank in the trunk plumbed to the motor and when the…

Ehhhh. It’s his wife’s car for hauling the kids around. When you’re as rich and famous as Zuck, I’d think you’d want your family to stay as low-profile as possible. I’m 99% sure all pics of his kids have emojis over their faces; a neutral-colored minivan is probably in the same vein. There’s a reason rich people have…

With all due respect, that thing ain’t worth a velvet painting of a whale and a dolphin getting it on. Just buy the damn Mercedes for the badge and customize that if you couldn’t drop your status amongst the poors and get a kitted out Sienna instead.

I should have written in on this one. 70 Chevelle SS, 65 Impala SS Convertible, 66 Buick Special Convertible, 67 Karmann Ghia, 1927 Model T Runabout, 1983 280 ZX 2+2, 1968 Firebird, 1974 Trans Am, 1982 DeLorean, 1982 Corvette, 1992 Mark VII LSC, 1994 Viper RT10 I’m probably leaving out a bunch of cool cars from my…

Very true! Porsche chose between two hot trends (at the time) and thankfully chose the correct one. Minivans have been reduced to a niche while SUVs are basically the default answer for many buyers. The Cayenne was very much the correct choice.

Missed the initial topic, but probably the Ferrari 330 convertible (I think it was a 330 - it was many years back) that my buddy’s cousin’s uncle owned, out on Woodward.

I too missed this one. My two entries:

And make what? The ugliest minivan I've ever seen?

Ain’t a minivan.  Sliding doors alone do not a minivan make or else the Kaiser Darrin Roadster would be a minivan.

Yep. The vehicle is stretched and looks almost comical.

I missed this but and while it wasn’t moving when I was in it I used to pretend I was driving in the car Buddy Baker broke 200 mph in at Talladega. That car sat in the weeds behind Don Whites shop for years and my dad worked for Don when I was a kid. He’d drag me to work with him on Saturdays and playing in that car…

That vehicle is almost certainly stretched, right? Goodbye crash safety!! WCC might be able to put down a nice coat of paint and have the doors close reliably in their garage, but I’m guessing that thing will fold like an accordion if it gets hit. If I was anywhere near that wealthy I would err on the side of safety…

That's some great writing by goskate.

Somehow that is simultaneously the ugliest Porsche and least useable minivan ever. That’s almost impressive. It looks as long as full size pickup.

Geez, what does Porsche call that paint, Android Oatmeal? Of course Zuck buys such a soulless non-colour.

The duality of man.

Finally, a super rich person doing something cool with their money 🤣

My Uncle had a Ford Deuce coupe with a rumble seat when I was six years old. Riding in the rumble seat with my cousin was petrifying and exilerating at the same time.

Closest I came was a brand new IROC-Z when I was about 5 or 6. I’d been in a Porsche 911, but the sensation of speed just wasn’t there like it was in the Camaro. The noise, the smells, the decals, the T-Tops...

Ah I missed this one. I was a car nut as a kid, but when I was growing up, the rust belt wasn’t exactly awash with supercars. Closest I came was a brand new IROC-Z when I was about 5 or 6. I’d been in a Porsche 911, but the sensation of speed just wasn’t there like it was in the Camaro. The noise, the smells, the…