Dear Suzuki,

Totally looks like:

It's always the answer.

And then they made it available only with an automatic transmission.

Pretty sure nobody asked for a 707hp full-size sedan.

Miata. I was but a wee lad in 1989 when they were released but I'm pretty sure nobody said "You know what we need? A tiny, nimble, 2-seat roadster, imitating the classic British sports car formula, made by a Japanese automaker." And thus a legend was born.

Does the tin man have a sheet metal cock?

That has never been said of the Doge Viper. In fact, the original '92-'95 RT/10 was so uncompromising and unforgiving of those of limited talent and luck, that it rightfully should have come with a government warning sticker, like on a pack of cigarettes.

Llook out, Llarry, it's the llandlord!

Boeing's uses an electric gel sandwiched between two layers of glass. When the voltage increases the glass gets darker. Boeing's system uses a manually operated switch but I'm sure it'd be no big deal to connect it to an ambient light sensor instead.

And on most cars you have to actually switch the feature on.

Toyota did it in the 80's.

Rolls Royce already did it... 60 years ago.

Electronically darkening glass. We had this discussion a few days ago about how inadequate sun visors are for completely blocking the sun. How about a dimmable strip of glass along the tops of the windshield and side windows, able to darken to prevent being blinded by the sun? And for a really pimptastic ride like an…

The one-l lama, he's a priest.

I love these things. So ugly yet so badass looking.

That's a prop from a Sir Mix-A-Lot video isn't it?

Largest production volume: Cessna 172, over 43,000 built since 1956. Still in production. The Beetle of airplanes.