Too late, actually. They've been raffling Smart cars at tattoo conventions in the past few years.

I'll stick with what I have, thank you.

My local grocery store owns one of these, too.

God, it's riced out of the box.

If Nibbles struck, here's another URL for it.

Wish granted. Hopefully you don't have a large monitor.

Now on display at the Volo Automotive Museum (AKA for sale), this thing was supposed to be a vision of 2030. Not happening.

There are no words for that horror.

Slightly riced and overpriced.

I'd go with the Nissan L-series six.

I went nice price simply because I'd like to drive the snot out of its Concours-condition ass. If it was any less than a hundred-point car I could "ruin", I'd have gone with a nice Magusta or Pantera instead and done the same.

It's an officially-licensed Carroll Shelby Racing Helmet Coffee Maker.

I thought the same thing for a split second when I first saw it.

No comment on this one, as we all know what it is already.

I want one of these, but they're everywhere at every price. This is too much to pay.

If I had the money to throw away, I'd buy it and paint it up with crazy graphics, then park it next to my imaginary Delahaye to see the latter car's reaction.

Great, there goes two of the most photo-worthy cars of the whole race.

The Crosscabriolet, Compact Crossover, or any such niche in general?

I went NP because it's unique, but it can't exactly be called a sleeper. A typical hyped-up V8 still won't haul that much weight around very fast.

It's so awesome, it...doesn't exist.