First two that came to mind was Leno and Jay K but for my nomination I have to go with Paul Newman. Because racecar. Strike that . . . just saw LuckyChuck had already nominated him. Can I switch my vote to Brain Johnson?

I check Autoblog a couple of times a day, but don't really read much. BUT, I love the podcast. Even though it skews towards the industry side a bit too much, the hosts seem to have a good time and it shows. It's really enjoyable when they break away from the news aspect and talk about events like Zach's experience…

Figured the Pirate 4X4 thread would be here, those guys can be brutal. I know enough to even regear my own jeep but I I would never post there. They tear down the most basic of questions. Not in a bad way, but in a "we really know our stuff so be prepared to answer why you did that way." It's a fun forum to poke…

Clive Owen and all his BMWs from the Driver series.

So many choices. I want to say the 64 Lincoln Continental, but I have to nominate the Jeep Wrangler.

Jeep won't do the stripper models since there's a huge aftermarket to supply those things to you. That basically what I did with my 04 LJ. Ripped everything out, bedlined it, new tires, suspension, lockers, axles, body armor, etc and probably still came out cheaper than what the factory would have charged for it. I…

Jeep went with all coil springs when it launched the TJ in 97. The Rubicon had larger springs, lockers and the Mercedes transmission along with a few other toys.

1975, the best car that year was the best car ever made (according to Clarkson, top 10 for me for sure). The Stratos.

Amen. I consider myself lucky I once got to drive a Viper and sit, SIT, in a Ferrari. I can't even wrap my head around owning so many wonderful machines and driving them. Hell, with that kind of cash I world build my own track, hire the Stig to train me and constantly try to push those cars to the limit. It's like…

The GT-R, wow. And who knew Rowan could drive that fast. I know I've watched the show too much when I knew it was fast cause it looked slow.

Happy Birthday Jeep!

Easter Jeep Safari at MOAB. Or just Moab in general if you are into any type of offroading. Sure King of Hammers and Baja are awesome, but I don't think any other place has enough trails to fit any kind of vehicle or driving talents for every level. Stock 4x4s can have just as much fun as purpose built trail rigs.

Was halfway into the show till the Rolls segment. It's like someone tried to take the things that make James May great and do the exact opposite.

Show the cars you are talking about please.

Let's see what these guys can do (is it wrong of me that I can't wait for Tanner and the boys to come back on?)

I thought the skeleton bobsled girl was beautiful, then they showed the E-type segment. Holy hell … The Eagle Speedster.

I don't live to far from Brian Johnson in Sarasota and always see him at some of the local bars (it's said he even jumps onstage to sing with the local AC/DC cover band) From everything I've heard he is very gracious and always has time for his fans. Multiple friends that have talked to him say he's awesome. Also,…

River Raider Jk. When Jeep refuses to build something everyone wants you know the aftermarket guys will respond. Seen is in person a few times. Great build and will crawl over anything.

As an art director, I have to say that film was pretty well shot. Love the titles.

Love the tow ring and the headlights and the grill and the windscreen and the everything.