The militaries of the world have a practical monopoly on awesome ambulances. This is a Renault VAB.

This.

Okay, so it's not real, but still...

I love MGs, wagons, and V8s all day long, but there was too much chrome and too much interior ugly for me on this one. If it would've been more clean and with less of an aspiring-to-be-an-ugly-performance-car interior, it would've been a deal. But with this, it was CP.

So it isn't funny or popular, but it is awesome. An all-original (AKA one-owner unrestored car in for service at a well-known Mustang shop) '68 GT500KR engine running full steam on the engine stand.

Considering the pace of traffic on the 405, they could've probably done this ayways on a day when it was open.

Alas, I have neither the humor nor the general writing talent that would get my comment promoted...

The Maybach 57 is all pluses. It is a giant luxury car, but it's powerful and, unlike the 62, meant to have an owner that drives it. It also is more subtle and less rapper-owned than the RR Phantom.

Duh.

I've actually been to the latter museum and loved it, but I'd never looked much into the Lane museum.

In their garage, driveway, or home to build their own dream.

Is this the one that Top Gear drove on? The one that one fanatical ruler built and is barely used anymore?

I love you for this post and I know what my next road trip will be.

Hey, it works for Lancia from the factory.

These things are freaking creepy.

My god, that is ugly. I literally closed the tab the moment I saw it. Please tell me that was not done by some corporation that should've known better.

I believe the question is "Why did Chrysler do this wrong?" They could've stuck a small V8 in it and taken away some of the ugliness, and it would've been a great car.

Fake hot rods with no sporting aspirations.

Meh, I'd rather have the much sexier Karma. If I was rich enough to buy a $100K car, I'm sure I could get a Karma and still have the money left over for a performance car that wasn't f'd up.

I discovered these when Ed Hardy did a convention in Green Bay (AKA my town). The owners have been trying to pass it off as a collector car ever since, driving it into local car shows and making fools of themselves. A Chevelle's exhaust could tip the thing over.