That was done to protect the jobs of the persons responsible for the physical cars that Jalopnik saw.

The 2014 Lotus 599 GT-R is now out!

Going for that classic...erm...short-hood, ultra-short deck look?

Obvious answer is obvious.

Pop-up headlights on almost any iconic Eighties car.

When Ford started exporting Mustangs to Europe, they ran into legal issues with a German company that had rights to the name. The cars, which were only different from the American-market Mustangs in that they had metric gauges, where named T5, which was the original code name for the Mustang. The badge was simple and…

It's based on 20-year-old chassis technology and the model itself is ten years old, but almost ever non-car-person goes crazy over it.

I can see the guy with the 3,000,000-mile P1800 buying this when his current one finally decides to give up, and then he'll laugh in the previous owner's face by driving the piss out of it.

It looks a bit like a kit car, but kit cars did always have gorgeous inspiration behind them...

I don't cry, but after being on the edge of my seat for the past two hours hoping for him, I had to.

Good point.

Why can't somebody create a De Tomaso with the Mangusta's beauty and the Pantera's elevated build quality? This thing is one attractive lemon, I promise.

One filled with Vintage Jaguars, Alfa Romeos, Volvos, Minis and other semi-exotics works. And it's in the middle of Wisconsin.

"...it's safe to say that the mostly Mustang II underpinnings..."

Seeing as I'm happily childless, I'd go with an S2000. What's trunk space?

The Brew Thru is a very popular drive-through convenience store on the East Coast, specializing in alcohol.

I would have to disagree on the Shelby aspect of this. While there certainly is a large faction of perfection-obsessed fanatics out there, many Shelby owners are perfectly ready and willing to drive the snot out of their cars even after a full restoration.

Those truck guys who are constantly out to prove which of them has the smallest, well, you know.

The lead photo looks really nice, but the front of the thing and the interior are just pushing the theme a little too far. It would've been nice if they'd applied more of a vintage 'Vette theme to it around there.

I think everybody's seeing nibble on their own posts today, but it actually is displayed fine to everyone else. Both of my posts look photoless, and some others were complaining earlier, too.